Wood Drills
Wood drill bits need a sharp point that centers immediately. That prevents splintering. Point angle varies: a steep point cuts fast, a flatter one leaves cleaner edges. Check the shank type. A cylindrical shank fits any drill. A hex shank grips better in the chuck. For deep holes, use long series bits. Some have a flute design that pulls out sawdust. Choose the material to match the wood. For plywood or hardwood, carbide-tipped bits last longer without sharpening. You can order loose bits or sets, depending on what you use most.
Wood Drill Set | 6 - 14 mm | 6 pcs.
Auger Set | 2,5 - 5 mm | 4 pcs.
Auger Drill Bit Set | 200 mm | 6 pcs.
Pin Drill Set | 6 - 8 - 10 - 13 mm | 4 pcs.
Wood Crown and Milling Drill Set | 4 - 12 mm | 6 pcs.
Centre Bit Drill / Wood Drill Set | 14 pcs.
Wooden Dowel / Drill Set | 6 - 10 mm | 43 pcs.
Countersink Drill Bit | 8 pcs.
HSS Milling Drill Set | titanium coated | 3 - 8 mm | 5 pcs.
Flat Milling Drill Set | 10 - 25 mm | 6 pcs.
Wood Drill Set | 6 - 14 mm | 6-point shaft | 5 pcs.
Wood Drill Set | 3 - 10 mm | 15 pcs.
Center Drill Bit Set | 5 pcs.
Wood Drill Set with Countersink | 4 pcs.
Wood Drill Set | 4 - 10 mm | 5 pcs.
Choosing the Right Wood Drill
Which wood drill do you need?
Wood drills differ in point shape, shank, and length. A sharp centre point keeps the drill on track and prevents tear-out when entering the wood. A steep point drills quick, while a flatter point gives clean edges. Choose the version that suits the job.
Shank type and drill machine
A cylindrical shank fits any drill or pillar drill. A hexagon shank grips the chuck better and is less likely to slip. For deep holes, choose a long series. These are also available with a version that removes chips from the hole.
Material and lifespan
For plywood or hardwood, drills with a carbide tip last longer without sharpening. Standard HSS drills are fine for softwood and chipboard. You can order individual drills or sets. A set is handy if you regularly need different sizes.
Looking for exactly the size you need? Take a look at single sizes. Prefer a complete set? Then browse assortments. For large holes in wood you use core hole drills and hole saws. Everything you put in your drill can be found under drills.