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Bad Dog Tools has been thinking outside the tool box since 1988. We're a family-owned manufacturer of specialty multipurpose tools — drill bits, grinding wheels, sheet material cutters, and more — so good they're guaranteed for life. Our Made in USA Multipurpose Bits drill hardened steel, stainless, cast iron, tile, and wood with a single bit: no swapping. The lineup also includes HDII diamond cutting and grinding wheels, SDS hammer bits, Saw Dog blades, Rover bits, Router Bit Sets, and the Biter ~ our patented steerable nibbler. Bad Dog Tools has been trusted by contractors, farmers, locksmiths, and serious DIYers at trade shows nationwide for over 35 years. Less Bark. More bite! Shop baddogtools.com or catch a live demo at a show near you.
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24 Broadcommon Road, 02809, Bristol, United States
- 8002521330
- topdog@baddogtools.com
- baddogtools.com
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