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Definition of Twist bit
1. Noun. A bit or drill having deep helical grooves.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Twist Bit
Literary usage of Twist bit
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Elementary Woodwork for Use in Manual Training Classes by Frank Henry Seldon (1906)
"The twist bit (Fig. 132) is similar to the twist drill but not so hard and
consequently ... twist bit. Fig. 133. Gimlet Bit Fig. 134. German Bit. broken. ..."
2. The English Mechanic and World of Science (1889)
"I have a best American twist'bit, but cannot keep it straight. If it meets with
a hard place it goes crooked and spoils the work. ..."
3. Farm Woodwork by Louis Michael Roehl (1919)
"... SIZES FOR WOOD SCREWS Size of twist bit Size of twist bit Screw Diam. in Hole
for or Gimlet Hole for or Gimlet Gauge ..."
4. Machinery and Supplies for Saw Mills, Phosphate Mines, Fertilizer Factories by Cameron & Barkley Company (1911)
"TYPES A, B, OR С Price, with Rich Spindle Chuck and Flat Bit Weight 95 Pounds
each " " twist bit Spindle and One twist bit Weight 95. ..."
5. Henley's Encyclopædia of Practical Engineering and Allied Trades: A by Joseph Gregory Horner (1906)
"D. twist bit. E. Ditto with screw and cutters. F. Gimlet bit. O. Screwdriver bit.
instead of only one cutter as in the old form of centre bit. ..."
6. Trade Foundations Based on Producing Industries (1919)
"The twist bit is less likely to split the wood. Expansive bits are generally used
for boring large holes. They are adjustable and may be used for boring ..."
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