Forstner bits are a type of cutting tool used in woodworking to drill flat-bottomed holes with a clean, precise finish. They are typically used to drill holes for dowels, hinges, or other hardware, or to create decorative holes for inlays or other woodworking projects. Forstner bits are characterized by their cylindrical shape and flat bottom, with a series of sharp cutting edges around the perimeter of the bit. They typically have a center point that helps to guide the bit into the wood and keep it on track during drilling.
