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Wood drill bits for drills – Pack of 10 bits 15-60mm – Carbide head for precise drilling – Compatible with pillar and electric drills

£53.68
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Product information

Description

General Description:

Wood drill bits are available in several sizes: 15mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 35mm, 40mm, 45mm, 50mm, 55mm, and 60mm. They are designed for drilling holes of various dimensions, with a maximum depth of 50mm. Their angled tip, combined with two main cutting edges and two closed peripheral cutting edges, allows for precise and clean drilling.

Technical Specifications

• Material: Alloy (milling head), carbon steel (shank)

• Quantity: 10 drill bits

• Shank diameter: 6.5 mm / 6.7 mm / 7.7 mm / 8.7 mm / 9.3 mm

• Drilling depth: 50 mm

• Length: 75 mm

Compatibility and Accessories

These wood drill bits are compatible with the following drills:

• Pillar drill

• Pistol grip drill

• Vertical drill

• Handheld electric drill

• Power drill stand

• Magnetic band drill

Installation

To install the drill bit, screw it securely into the appropriate drill for your model. Ensure it is properly secured before drilling. Uses These wood drill bits can be used to drill various materials, including:

• Wood

• Plywood

• Hard materials Ideal for creating overlapping, angled, and pocket holes, they can also be used to drill holes for hinges, cylinders, and cabinet fittings.

Other information

Each drill bit is protected in a plastic bag with oil to prevent corrosion, and a plastic case is included to prevent damage during storage.

Features

  • Brand
    WOIYIC
  • Compatible machine
    Drill
  • Material to Work On
    Wood
  • Bit type
    Rotary file
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME233832760
  • MMID
    236199419294
  • Product code
    MM-15UK-1366
  • EAN
    3115030095449
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