Bit Collars (set of 4)
Bit Collars (set of 4)
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Bit Collars (set of 4)

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1/4" and 1/8" Marked sizes for easy stop-collar identification and optimal workflow; Plus a split ring design that allows accurate control of depth for the hole to be drilled, making these drill bit depth stop collars ideal for professionals and DIY enthusiast doing production work or repeated drilling projects

For portable drill applications that require perfect, high precision holes with uniform depth.

Each bit collar is constructed out of heavy duty solid steel for long term durability, a secure tightened fit, and a non-marring profile that will not damage your drill bits.

This product is sold in sets of 4 stop collars in the requested size.

These work perfectly with our SpeedSetter easy collar set tool (3d printed plastic) or our upgraded SpeedSetter v2 easy collar set tool (we had carved from Aluminum).

Note:  If the collar does not freely slide onto the shank of your bit, DO NOT FORCE IT and reach out to us immediately.  If you are experiencing issues or have concerns with the collars please reach out to us at support@pwncnc.com  

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Will
Bit collars

Well made and a big time saver,don’t hesitate just order. I’m ordering a second set. The shipping is fast. Thanks PwnCNC amazing product…

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Gregory White
Bit collars

Bought 1/8 inch and 1/4 inch collars for CNC Router bits work great

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Craig Marlier
Bit collars

They work really good. Now I don't have to zero my z. They save time.

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Ed Wall
Fine Work

I needed to do some fine detail work on a some 3D carvings: clearing with an 1/8” ball nose and extra detail with a 1mm ball nose. However, when I used a bit setter to swith between 1/8” and 1mm I seemed to be randomly either under cutting or over cutting.
The collars remove the random aspect which means I can, in a sense, fairly accurately specify the relative relationship (height) between the respective bits when they are mounted in the spindle. The difficulty is, of course, this takes some experimental runs as the collars can only be set to a degree of accuracy.