Drill bit set AWTools AW35111BL — 15 pieces, pack weight 825 g

The AWTools AW35111BL drill bit set is a 15-piece collection designed for general-purpose drilling and fastening tasks. Housed in a metal case, the set includes TORX bits in two lengths, an adapter for wider compatibility, and is manufactured from hardened and tempered S2 tool steel. With a net pack weight of 825 g, the compact kit is suitable for both hand and power tools and intended for construction, repair and maintenance work including automotive service environments.

Advantages

The bits are made of high-quality hardened and tempered S2 tool steel to provide durability and resistance to wear. The combination of 30 mm and 75 mm TORX bits covers a range of access depths and allows use in confined and recessed fasteners. The included 1/2" bit adapter expands compatibility with 10 mm sockets and drivers. All pieces are stored in a metal case that protects the bits during transport and keeps them organized for quick selection.

Suitable for

• General construction and assembly tasks
• Home DIY and repair projects
• Automotive repair and maintenance
• Work with hand-held drivers and power drills

Key specifications

• Set size: 15 pieces
• Material: Hardened and tempered S2 tool steel
• Bit types: TORX
• Bit lengths: 7 × 30 mm and 7 × 75 mm
• TORX sizes included: T20, T25, T30, T40, T45, T50, T55
• Adapter: 1/2" bit adapter for 10 mm connections
• Storage: Metal case
• Pack weight: 825 g

How to use

Select the appropriate TORX bit size for the fastener and insert it into the driver or power tool chuck. For sockets or drivers that accept 1/2" adapters, attach the supplied 1/2" bit adapter to connect 10 mm accessories. Use the 30 mm bits for shallow or standard-depth screws and the 75 mm bits for recessed or hard-to-reach fasteners. Ensure the bit is fully seated and the tool is set to the correct torque and speed for the material to avoid stripping heads or damaging fasteners.

Usage recommendations

Store the bits in the metal case to prevent loss and protect tips. Inspect bits for wear before use; replace damaged bits to maintain secure engagement. Use appropriate safety equipment when operating power tools and select the proper torque setting for the task and material.