1/4 x 57mm brad point boring bit gives a defined brad point tip at a 1/4 inch diameter, so the bit starts accurately and helps maintain clean, repeatable holes on boring machines or drill presses. The 57mm length keeps the cutting portion compact, which supports controlled boring in common cabinet, furniture, and fixture layouts where extra length can introduce deflection. Right hand rotation means this bit is designed to rotate clockwise, matching standard right hand spindles on many woodworking boring machines and drill presses. Amana Tool branding identifies a dedicated cutting tool manufacturer, helping shops standardize around a specific part number for repeat orders and consistent results. The boring bit design focuses the geometry on boring tasks rather than routing, so the tip and flutes are tuned for straight plunge cuts instead of lateral movement.
The boring bit is specified for boring machines with a 10mm shank, so it is sized to seat in 10mm boring spindles, supporting stable clamping and accurate vertical feed. The same Web description notes drill presses with a 3/8 inch shank, so compatible versions adapt to common 3/8 inch drill press chucks, giving flexibility to run similar boring operations on different fixed machines. The direction note states that right hand tools rotate clockwise, which aligns this bit with right hand rotation setups and helps keep chip flow and cutting action consistent with spindle direction. The description also states do not use in portable drills or routers, which confines the bit to fixed boring machines and drill presses where the setup and feed are controlled by the machine, not by hand movement.
The bit is listed under Bits, Blades and Cutters in the Boring Bits category, so it is positioned for boring operations in woodworking and related shop work rather than general-purpose drilling. The product class is Router Bits, yet the Web description clearly directs use on boring machines and drill presses, which places its working role in stationary equipment where vertical boring is the primary task. The Amana Tool brand, together with the 1/4 inch diameter, matches typical needs for precise holes in cabinet parts, fixture panels, and furniture components that are processed on boring lines or drill presses. The 57mm long description highlights a defined overall length, supporting consistent depth settings and fence positions across repeat runs in production workflows.
The Web description explains that right hand tools rotate clockwise, and this bit is identified as right hand, so its cutting geometry is matched to clockwise rotation, which helps the brad point scribe clean entry holes under typical spindle directions. The boring machines (10mm shank) reference shows that the shank interface is aligned with 10mm boring heads, reducing play in the spindle and supporting repeat hole location along system 32 or other fixed patterns. The mention of drill presses (3/8 inch shank) connects the same bit line to drill presses with compatible shank versions, which lets a shop match boring performance between line boring machines and standalone presses while keeping hole size consistent. The manufacturer part number 201007 ties this specific 1/4 inch right hand 57mm long configuration to a single SKU, which simplifies reordering and tool tracking in busy shops that rely on consistent boring performance.
The 1/4 x 57mm brad point boring bit has a 1/4 inch diameter, so it bores 1/4 inch holes suited to many cabinet, fixture, and furniture boring applications where that size is specified.
The bit is identified as right hand, and the description states right hand tools rotate clockwise, so it is matched to clockwise boring spindles for proper cutting and chip evacuation.
The Web description lists boring machines with a 10mm shank and drill presses with a 3/8 inch shank, so the bit line is intended for fixed boring machines and drill presses.
The Web description explicitly says do not use in portable drills or routers, so the bit is intended for stable, stationary boring machines and drill presses rather than hand-held tools.
The 57mm long detail defines the bit length, helping set consistent depth stops and fence positions so repeated boring operations stay within the same reach range.
The manufacturer part number 201007 uniquely identifies this 1/4 inch right hand 57mm long boring bit, supporting consistent reordering and tool standardization in production environments.
The 1/4 x 57mm brad point boring bit from Amana Tool combines a 1/4 inch brad point cutting diameter, 57mm length, and right hand clockwise rotation, so it fits the needs of woodworking boring setups using boring machines with 10mm shanks and drill presses with compatible 3/8 inch shank versions. The clear note to avoid portable drills or routers positions this bit for controlled, fixed-station boring where stable feeding supports accurate, repetitive holes. For shops organizing tooling around specific part numbers, the manufacturer part 201007 gives a precise reference when specifying or reordering this boring bit.
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