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Posted for Alain NOIREAUX <alainoireaux@club-internet.fr>:

  To LML gang,
  could someone explain for "aliens" what is < unibits> ?
  I had a look in the Websters Dictionnary but didn't find that word.
  Thanks.
  Alain NOIREAUX
  
  Dana Westphal a écrit :
  
>I'm not sure which one of you "building sages" recommended unibits awhile
>back, but they sure are great for cutting transition holes/openings. 

[A "Unibit" is a stepped cylindrical drill bit capable of cutting a range of 
hole sizes.  Imagine a round wedding cake with 8-12 layers, the smallest layer 
being the tip of the drill and the largest layer being the rear of it with the 
shank sticking out beyond.  They typically have a single cutting flute that 
extends the length of the bit which allows each successively larger cutter to 
pilot itself off its preceding smaller cutter.  You can get more info on them 
at http://www.irwin.com/irwin/consumer/jhtml/brandProducts.jhtml?brand=Unibit. 
 They're very nice tools and no toyb... er, toolbox is truly complete without 
them.    <Marv>       ]