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The BlueSpot Tools 7 PCE Double-Flute Wood Drill Bit Set is designed for DIY enthusiasts and professional tradespeople who require precision when working with timber and man-made boards. Featuring a high-speed steel construction and a specialized double-flute design, this set ensures fast, clean holes with efficient debris clearance. While this set is highly effective for soft and hardwoods, it is not intended for use on metal or masonry applications.
| Model Part Number | 20136 |
|---|---|
| Brand | BlueSpot Tools |
No, these are specifically designed for wood and man-made boards. Using them on metal will dull the sharp spurs instantly.
The set includes 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 7mm, and 8mm drill bits.
No, these bits use standard round shanks compatible with most universal drill chucks.
Wipe them with a dry cloth after use. If they have resin build-up, use a light solvent cleaner, then dry and oil slightly.
Yes, these bits perform exceptionally well in a drill press for perfectly vertical holes.
Use a center punch to create a small indentation before starting the drill to guide the spur.
Increase the drill speed slightly and ensure the bit is sharp; ensure the wood is securely clamped down.
Reduce feed pressure and back the drill out periodically to clear wood chips from the flutes.
These bits are compatible with standard corded or cordless drill chucks. Ensure the drill is set to a high-speed rotation setting for optimal cutting performance in timber. To maintain the life of your drill bits, store them in the provided case after every use to prevent moisture-induced surface oxidation. If the bits become dull, they should be professionally sharpened to maintain the integrity of the spur tips. Avoid overheating the bits by drilling in short bursts if you are working with particularly dense or thick hardwoods.
