Bosch 2 607 000 548 drill attachment accessory Depth stop

The Bosch 2 607 000 548 depth stop is an accessory engineered to provide repeatable, precise drilling depth control. Supplied as a set of three black depth stops, it attaches to compatible Bosch drills and allows users to limit drill penetration into wood, metal or other materials. The design focuses on straightforward installation and stable positioning so that each hole is drilled to a consistent depth across a sequence of operations.

Advantages

The depth stop offers reliable, repeatable depth limitation that reduces the need for constant measurement during repetitive drilling tasks. Its compact, durable construction resists movement under typical drilling forces and maintains alignment for consistent results. Supplied in a three-piece set, it provides spares or allows simultaneous setup for multiple drill bits or tools. The black finish minimizes glare and visual distraction while working.

Suitable for

• Controlled-depth drilling in woodwork and cabinetry
• Repeat hole drilling for dowels, screws and fittings
• On-site maintenance and assembly tasks requiring uniform hole depth
• Workshop projects where multiple drills or bits are used

Key specifications

• Pack contents: three depth stops
• Color: black
• Compatibility: compatible with a range of Bosch drills (refer to drill chuck and shaft dimensions for exact fit)
• Material: durable metal/plastic composite for wear resistance
• Function: mechanical depth limitation for drilling operations

How to use

Position the depth stop on the drill shaft or bit according to the drill model's attachment method and tighten it to the required depth setting. Verify the stop position by performing a test hole in scrap material and adjust as needed to achieve the desired penetration depth. During operation, periodically check that the stop remains secure and correctly aligned to ensure consistent hole depths throughout the task.

Recommendations

For best performance, select the depth stop size that matches your drill's shaft or bit diameter and confirm compatibility with the drill's chuck or collar. Use a scrap piece to confirm depth before working on the final workpiece, and inspect the stops for wear or damage regularly, replacing any worn components to maintain drilling accuracy.