8207.50.20.70 - For woodworking

This HTS category, 8207.50.20.70, specifically covers interchangeable drill bits designed for woodworking applications. These tools are characterized by their cutting parts, which contain a significant proportion of specific alloying elements. To qualify for this classification, the cutting part must have a weight percentage exceeding 0.2 percent for chromium, molybdenum, or tungsten, or a weight percentage over 0.1 percent for vanadium. This chemical composition is crucial for determining the material's hardness and wear resistance, making these bits suitable for efficiently cutting wood.

Within the broader group of tools for drilling other than for rock drilling, this subcategory is distinguished by its specific application and the metallurgical composition of its cutting edges. While other drill bits for general purposes might exist under related headings, the "For woodworking" designation and the specified alloy content precisely define the scope here.

As a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Therefore, classification into this code is definitive based on the tool's intended use for woodworking and the aforementioned material specifications of its cutting element. Importers and exporters should meticulously verify the alloy composition of the drill bit's cutting part to ensure accurate classification.