Wood Drill Bit c.k tools T3035 10 — 10 mm diameter, total length 133 mm

Straight wood drill bit c.k tools T3035 10 has a 10 mm cutting diameter and a total length of 133 mm, engineered for drilling clean, accurately positioned holes in timber and wood-based materials. The bit is compatible with handheld and bench drills and is designed to produce consistent 10 mm holes while facilitating efficient chip removal. It is suitable for routine carpentry and joinery operations where repeatable hole size and reliable performance are required.

Advantages

The straight geometry and sharp cutting edges ensure precise hole entry and reduced tear-out on the workpiece face. A central point and flute design promote stable drilling and effective evacuation of chips, reducing clogging and heat build-up. The 133 mm overall length provides adequate reach for most common woodworking tasks while maintaining rigidity. The tool's compatibility with standard drill chucks offers straightforward mounting and quick tool changes.

Suitable for

• Drilling 10 mm holes in softwoods and hardwoods
• Joinery and cabinet assembly
• General carpentry and on-site woodworking
• Pre-drilling for screws and dowel insertion

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 10 mm
• Total length: 133 mm
• Type: straight wood drill bit
• Compatibility: handheld and bench drills with standard chucks
• Material: hard ground steel suitable for wood cutting
• Flute design: single or double flute optimized for chip removal

How to use

Secure the drill bit in the chuck so it is held concentrically, with sufficient chuck key tension or hand-tightening for keyless chucks. Mark the drilling position on the workpiece and, where necessary, use a centre punch or pilot mark to prevent walking. Start drilling at low speed to establish the cut, then increase speed as the bit engages the material. Apply steady, even pressure and allow the flutes to clear chips periodically to maintain cutting efficiency. Withdraw the bit at intervals on deeper holes to clear chips and avoid overheating.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, clamp the workpiece securely, and select a drilling speed suitable for the timber species. For cleaner edges on veneered or finished surfaces, consider backing the workpiece with sacrificial scrap. Replace the bit when wear or dulling reduces cutting quality.