blade bit (Meaning)

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blade bit (n)

a drilling bit with cutting edges usually hardened against wear

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The old saw had a dull blade bit, making it difficult to cut through the thick log.
As the carpenter sharpened the blade bit of his chisel, it gleamed in the sunlight.
With a precise blade bit, the surgeon carefully removed the damaged tissue from the patient's knee.
The chef's knife had a serrated blade bit, perfect for slicing through crusty bread.
The chainsaw's blade bit effortlessly through the tough tree trunk, sending wood chips flying.
Despite its small size, the drill had a powerful blade bit capable of boring through concrete.
The woodcarver meticulously crafted intricate patterns using a fine blade bit on his carving knife.
The blender's blade bit spun rapidly, blending the ingredients into a smooth puree.
With a sharp blade bit, the scythe sliced through the tall grass in the field with ease.
The machete's curved blade bit made it ideal for cutting through dense vegetation in the jungle.

a drilling bit with cutting edges usually hardened against wear

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The old saw had a dull blade bit, making it difficult to cut through the thick log.

As the carpenter sharpened the blade bit of his chisel, it gleamed in the sunlight.

With a precise blade bit, the surgeon carefully removed the damaged tissue from the patient's knee.

The chef's knife had a serrated blade bit, perfect for slicing through crusty bread.