Drill bit set Makita E-22866 — 31 pieces, assorted sizes for wood, metal, masonry

Makita E-22866 is a 31-piece drill bit set that provides a practical selection of sizes and types for drilling in wood, metal and masonry. The set combines twist drill bits and masonry bits in a compact case that keeps the tools organized and portable for household repairs, installations and workshop tasks. The assortment covers common diameters needed for fastening, hole making and general maintenance work.

Advantages

The set brings together multiple bit types in one compact container, simplifying transport and storage. Bits are sized to address typical residential and light-construction needs, reducing time spent switching tools. Hardened and ground cutting edges provide consistent drilling performance across different materials, while the included case protects bits from loss and damage.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood for furniture assembly and carpentry
• Drilling through metal sheets, pipes and light structural steel
• Masonry drilling for anchors, wall plugs and small concrete fixtures
• Repair work, home installations and general maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 31
• Intended materials: wood, metal, masonry
• Included types: twist (metal/wood) drill bits and masonry bits
• Storage: compact plastic carry case for organized transport
• Finish and treatment: hardened and ground cutting edges for durability

How to use

Select a drill bit suited to the material and required hole diameter, then insert it securely into the drill chuck. For wood and metal, use steady pressure and an appropriate drill speed; for masonry, use a hammer-drill mode where available and apply moderate pressure to avoid overheating. Secure the workpiece and mark hole positions before drilling. After use, clean debris from the shank and store bits in the provided case to maintain organization and protect cutting edges.

Recommendations

Use the correct drill speed and feed pressure for each material: lower speeds for larger diameters and harder metals, higher speeds for wood. When drilling masonry, periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust and extend bit life. Wear appropriate eye and hearing protection and clamp workpieces where possible for safe, accurate results.