Drill bit set AWTools AW40513 — 12 pcs pack, total weight 520 g

AWTools AW40513 drill bit set contains 12 identical high-quality bits supplied in an aluminium case and designed for general drilling and shaping tasks. Each bit is made of steel with carbide-tipped cutting edges for improved wear resistance and clean cuts. Packed as a convenient set with labelled bits and a total pack weight of approximately 520 g, the set is intended for use with compatible handheld and stationary drills for home repair, construction and DIY projects.

Advantages

The carbide-tipped cutting edges extend tool life and maintain sharpness under repeated use. Steel bodies provide rigidity and durability, while individual labelling on each bit speeds up size selection during work. The aluminium case keeps bits organised and protected during transport and storage. Options with or without ball bearings allow adaptation to different routing or shaping needs.

Suitable for

• Drilling and shaping in chipboard and MDF
• Work on hardwood and softwood
• Edge trimming and grooving tasks
• Home repair and furniture assembly

Key specifications

• Set quantity: 12 drill bits
• Material: steel bodies with carbide-tipped cutting edges
• Case: aluminium storage case
• Total pack weight: approx. 520 g
• Labelled bits for quick identification
• Options: available with ball bearing or without

How to use

Select the correctly labelled bit for the required hole size or profile, secure it in the drill chuck, and set drilling speed appropriate for the workpiece material. For chipboard and MDF use moderate speed and steady feed pressure to avoid tear-out; for hardwood reduce feed rate and increase backing support. When working with bits fitted with ball bearings, use the bearing to guide the bit along edges or templates for consistent profiles. After use, clean the bits and return them to the aluminium case to prevent damage and corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and dust extraction, and match drill speed and feed pressure to the material. Inspect carbide tips regularly and replace bits that show significant wear or chipping to maintain cutting quality.