Drill Bit Bosch 2608635529

The Bosch 2608635529 drill bit is designed for precision drilling in a range of common materials. Constructed for durability, the bit provides consistent performance for general-purpose jobs and repair tasks. It is compatible with standard drill chucks and intended for use in corded and cordless drills that accept straight-shank bits, delivering clean and accurate holes for both professional and home workshop use.

Advantages

The drill bit combines wear-resistant construction with stable geometry to maintain cutting efficiency over repeated use. Its straight shank design ensures reliable fitment in standard chucks, while the cutting edges are shaped to reduce walking at the start of drilling and to produce neat hole edges. The bit's balance of strength and precision makes it suitable for frequent use without rapid dulling.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood for joinery and carpentry
• General metal drilling for light fabrication and assembly
• Masonry and concrete drilling when used with appropriate technique and drill settings
• Home improvement and repair tasks requiring accurate hole placement

Key specifications

• Compatibility: standard straight-shank drill chucks
• Intended use: precision general-purpose drilling
• Construction: wear-resistant material and stable flute geometry
• Application range: suitable for wood, metal and masonry with correct drill selection and speeds

How to use

Select a drill with a compatible chuck and secure the Bosch drill bit firmly in the chuck. Mark the drilling position and, if needed, use a center punch to prevent slipping. For wood and metal, start at low speed to establish the hole and increase speed as appropriate for the material and bit size; for masonry, use hammer-drill mode if available and appropriate masonry bits or technique. Apply steady, moderate pressure—avoid excessive force—to allow the cutting edges to remove material efficiently. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear chips and prevent overheating.

Recommendations

Use cutting fluid or lubrication for metal drilling to extend bit life. For masonry, use appropriate masonry bits or adapt drill mode and speed; replace the bit if signs of wear or chipping appear. Store the bit in a dry case to prevent corrosion and inspect regularly for straightness and sharpness before use.