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Diamond Core Drill vs TCT Core Drill Which is Right for Your Project?
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When it comes to drilling through hard surfaces like concrete, stone, or masonry, using the right tool is crucial for achieving accurate and efficient results. Two popular options for core drilling are diamond core drills and TCT (Tungsten Carbide Tipped) core drills. In this blog post, we'll explore the features, benefits, and considerations of both types to help you make an informed decision for your project. Whether you're a professional contractor or a DIY enthusiast, understanding the differences between diamond and TCT core drills will help you choose the most suitable tool for your needs. Diamond Core Drill Diamond...
Rennie’s Guide to Router Bits
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Upon first glance, the sheer number of router bit profiles can seem overwhelming, which is why Rennie has come to the rescue with our router bit guide! When considering that a router sits among the most versatile and useful woodworking tools, it’s important to learn all you can about router bits. With the help of different router bit types, you’ll be able to complete almost any woodworking project. To that end, we’re here to break down the most common router bits and how they’re typically applied. Choosing the Right Router Bit The video explains the most widely used router bits,...
Rennie’s Guide To Oscillating Multi-Tool Blades
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An oscillating multi-tool is probably the most versatile and valuable piece of kit in any contractor’s arsenal. Valuable, not because it is particularly expensive, but because one piece of kit can perform so many different functions on so many different materials - wood, metal, mortar, ceramic, concrete - you name it, providing you have the right oscillating tool blade, you can do your job. What is a multi-tool? A multi-tool is quite simply a handheld tool that can be fitted with a wide variety of different blade types that perform different functions on a wide variety of materials. There are...
Router Bit Sizes Explained
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When it comes to finding router bits in the UK, you’re often presented with a lot of jargon and measurements that may not make immediate sense. It’s not just the endless names (engraving router bits, straight flute router bits, router milling bits, spiral router bits, etc.), but it’s also the seemingly never-ending measurements. Even as a tradesperson, navigating the world of router cutters in the UK is by no means straightforward. It’s for this reason that we’ve put together this handy blog to help you sift through the almost unending selection of router bits to find the best one for...
WHAT DRILL BIT SHOULD I USE?
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Creating your drill bit strategy A builder’s world is full of ‘bits and pieces’. Walk into any hardware shop, and you’re faced with aisle upon aisle of different ‘bits’ that all have different functions. Hands up, all those who have settled down to a job only to discover that they have bought the wrong ‘bit’, which means you have to down tools and schlepp all the way back to the hardware store to find the right ‘bit’! When it comes to drill bits, the choice is almost overwhelming. You’ve Jobber drills, BS drills, HSS drills, reduced shank drills, Cobalt drills,...