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Re: pic: A "Bit" of a problem.

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Originally Posted by dtengineering View Post
Sheesh... it's not a material or manufacturing problem... it's a SUPPLY problem... you've got a DeWalt Ti5443-C, for drilling curved holes, on the left and the matching DeWalt Ti5443-S for drilling straight holes on the right. Our local vendor gets those two mixed up all the time!

Jason
Jason -

You have the part number correct, but the description is wrong. Everyone knows that the DeWalt Ti5443-C bits are for drilling conical holes. And from the bend in this bit, I would submit that this is actually a DeWalt Ti5443-C(i) bit, for drilling inverted conical holes, instead of the Ti5443-C(r) bit for regular conical holes.

-dave
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