When boring a clean through-hole in a piece of timber using a hand brace and an auger bit to prevent wood tear-out (blowout) on the exit side, in what sequence should the procedure be performed?
- 1Mark the exact hole center location on the front face of the workpiece using layout tools.
- 2Bore into the front face until the threaded lead screw point just pierces through the rear surface.
- 3Withdraw the auger bit from the hole and turn the workpiece over to access the rear face.
- 4Align the lead screw point into the small exit hole and complete boring from the rear face.
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Mark the hole center location, bore from the front face until the lead screw point just pierces through the rear surface, withdraw the bit and reverse the workpiece, and complete boring from the rear face.
Standard shop practice when boring through timber with an auger bit requires laying out the mark first, boring from the front until only the lead screw tip breaks through, and then reversing the workpiece to finish the cut from the back side inward. This prevents the cutting spurs from tearing out unsupported grain on exit.
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Preventing exit tear-out during manual auger bit boring by cutting inward from opposite faces.
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