Drill Bits

• They attach to a drill and come in various sizes and shapes depending on the type of hole required and the material being drilled.
• Common types include twist bits, spade bits, hole saws, Forstner bits, and masonry bits.
• The material and coating of the drill bit also vary to suit different drilling tasks and to improve durability and performance.
• High-speed steel (HSS) bits are common for general purpose drilling.
• Cobalt-coated or titanium-coated bits offer enhanced hardness and heat resistance for drilling harder materials.

A good drill bit pays for itself over time. They drill holes with a smoother finish and they’re more durable, lasting for longer without dulling. Working with a good, sharp bit is important as it not only provides a higher quality finish, it also causes less stress on the drill it’s used in. We have a massive selection of drill bits available to provide the best quality drilling on different materials from metal, to wood, masonry, and more.