35-mm Wood Hole Drill with Third-Generation Position Limiter Key benefits Precise depth control: The third-generation position limiter has a stepless adjustable height so you can set exact hole depths and protect the workpiece from over-drilling. Accurate drilling: High-precision grinding of cutting surfaces prevents unwanted shifting during use, delivering clean, repeatable holes. Durable construction: Surface coating provides corrosion and wear resistance; the high-quality steel shank maintains shape stability and resists corrosion for longer service life. Versatile for woodwork: Designed to handle both hardwood and softwood. Industrial grinding treatment for hardwood makes drilling smoother and reduces effort. Main features Hole diameter: 35 mm. Depth control: Third-generation, stepless adjustable position limiter for exact depth setting and material protection. Cutting quality: Precision-ground edges for stable, accurate positioning and minimal tear-out. Material and finish: Hardened steel shank with protective surface coating for abrasion and corrosion resistance. Compatibility: Suitable for a wide range of woodworking applications with common power drills and drill presses (ensure correct chuck and speed settings for your tool). Practical use scenarios Cabinet and furniture assembly: Drill consistent 35-mm holes for dowels, shelf supports, or inserts when assembling cabinets and furniture. Door and hardware fitting: Create clean recesses for fittings and hardware where precise depth and position control are required. Carpentry and joinery: Efficiently bore holes in both softwood and hardwood when making joints, fixtures, or custom wood components. Why customers choose this tool You get repeatable, clean holes with controlled depth to protect visible surfaces. Precision grinding and a stable steel shank reduce vibration and drift for better results. Corrosion- and wear-resistant finish extends tool life in regular workshop use. Usage tips Adjust the position limiter to the required depth before starting the cut. Use appropriate drill speed and steady feed pressure for the wood type. Check shank compatibility with your drill chuck and secure the bit tightly before use.