Fisch 9/16 Inch Diameter Jennings Pattern Auger Bit - FSM-357230

Fisch 9/16 Inch Diameter Jennings Pattern Auger Bit - FSM-357230

Fisch Jennings Auger Bits are modeled after the classic Russell Jennings double-twist design and are intended for use with a hand brace. They offer fast chip ejection, clean boring action, and a precise feed rate-making them a favorite among furniture makers, joiners, and traditional woodworkers. Forged from high-quality tool steel, each bit is carefully ground to exacting standards. The two precision-cut spurs slice wood fibers cleanly at the edge of the hole, while the fine-pitch lead screw steadily pulls the bit through the material-ideal for both soft and dense hardwoods. These bits drill clean, tear-out-free holes and are especially effective in applications like starting mortises, through-holes, and complex joinery.

Brand
FISCH
Product identifiers
09002696357230
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Source updated
Fri Oct 09 2026 17:32:24 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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Thu Oct 08 2026 16:08:32 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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Condition
New
OriginalPrice
74.50
ShippingWeight
2.0
DiscountPercentage
15
ShippingWeightUnit
lb

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