Precise Drilling
Choose drill bits by material, shank type, diameter, coating and the tool you will use
DistriNode drill bits cover everyday repair, construction, furniture assembly, electrical work, metal fabrication and service tasks. Select HSS and cobalt bits for metal, brad point and spade bits for wood, masonry and concrete bits for mineral surfaces, SDS-plus for rotary hammers, step bits for sheet metal, hole saws for larger openings and sets that keep common diameters ready on site.
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How to Choose Drill Bits
Start with material
Wood, steel, stainless, brick, concrete, tile and plastic need different tip geometry.
Match the shank
Round, hex, SDS-plus and other shanks must fit the drill chuck or hammer system.
Choose diameter depth
Check hole size, working length and whether the bit can clear chips from deep holes.
Use speed and cooling
Metal drilling often needs lower speed and cutting fluid; masonry needs impact-compatible bits.
What You Will Find Here
HSS Drill BitsWood Drill BitsMasonry BitsConcrete BitsSDS-Plus BitsStep DrillsHole SawsBrad Point BitsMetal DrillingDrill Bit Sets
Leading Drill Bit Brands
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Drilling tip: Let the bit cut instead of forcing it. Too much pressure overheats the edge, dulls the bit and can damage the workpiece.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can one drill bit work for all materials?
Universal bits exist, but dedicated wood, metal and masonry bits usually drill cleaner and last longer.
What does SDS-plus mean?
It is a shank system for rotary hammers, not a normal drill chuck.
Why do metal bits burn out?
Too much speed, too much pressure, no cooling or the wrong bit material can overheat the cutting edge.