Evacut Tools

Evacut Tools – Drill Bits, Router Bits and Cutting Blades:

Evacut tools cover a range of drilling, routing and cutting applications for metalworking, woodworking, construction and workshop use. The Smartfox NZ collection includes Evacut jobber drill bits, panel drills, twist drills, router bits, hacksaw blades and power saw blades. With different diameters, cutting profiles, shank sizes and tooth configurations, the range provides options for both general workshop tasks and more specialised machining applications.

Evacut Jobber Drill Bits and Twist Drills:

The collection features Evacut jobber drills in metric and imperial sizes, including 9.5mm, 19/64", 23/64", 3/8" and 15/32" options.

These conventional drill bit designs are suited to general hole-drilling applications. Choosing the correct diameter is particularly important when preparing holes for fasteners or working to specific measurements.

Check individual product specifications for drill bit material, diameter and recommended applications.

Evacut HSS Panel Drills:

Evacut high-speed steel (HSS) panel drills are designed for drilling holes in sheet metal, including flat and curved panels.

The range includes double-ended panel drills, with options such as a 4.1mm 10-piece set and individual 4.9mm drills.

Selected panel drills feature a 135-degree self-centring point to help minimise wandering when starting a hole. Their shorter flute design is intended for shallow drilling, including holes for rivets in sheet metal fabrication.

Evacut Router Bits for Woodworking:

Router bits form a substantial part of this collection, with different cutting profiles for shaping, trimming and finishing timber.

The selection includes straight router bits for cutting grooves and recesses, rounding-over bits for producing curved edges, V-groove bits for decorative cuts, rebating bits for forming stepped edges and chamfer bits for creating bevelled profiles.

Options include 6.4mm and 12.7mm shank sizes, along with solid tungsten carbide cutting designs.

When choosing an Evacut router bit, check the shank diameter, cutting diameter, radius or rebate depth to ensure compatibility with your router and intended application.

Evacut Hacksaw and Power Saw Blades:

The collection also includes Evacut hacksaw blades and HSS and bi-metal power saw blades.

Hacksaw blade options include 18-tooth and 34-tooth configurations, while a 350 x 25mm power saw blade with 14 teeth is also represented.

Blade dimensions, tooth count and material should be considered when selecting a replacement cutting blade.

Choosing the Right Evacut Cutting Tool:

Start with the material and type of cut required. Jobber and panel drills serve different drilling applications, while router bits are selected according to their cutting profile.

For saw blades, confirm the dimensions and tooth configuration. For router bits, check both the shank size and cutting geometry. Reviewing these specifications helps ensure the Evacut tool is appropriate for your equipment and project.