Wood Auger Bit Condor CON-XDS-2320 20 x 230 mm, spiral drill for wood

Condor CON-XDS-2320 20 x 230 mm is a wood auger bit designed for drilling clean, deep holes in timber. The spiral flute evacuates chips efficiently while the threaded centre tip pulls the bit into the workpiece, reducing the need for excessive feed force. Suitable for use with handheld electric drills and traditional braces, this auger bit is intended for carpentry, joinery and general woodworking where precise, straight holes are required.

Advantages

The spiral design provides continuous chip removal to prevent clogging and to maintain drilling speed when penetrating soft or hard woods. The threaded tip ensures accurate starting and steady advance without wandering, resulting in straighter holes. The length-to-diameter ratio allows for deeper holes than standard twist bits, and the robust flute geometry helps extend service life under normal woodworking conditions.

Suitable for

• Drilling deep through-holes in timber beams and planks
• Creating holes for dowels, bolts or running cables through wooden structures
• Use in carpentry, joinery and furniture making
• Operation with handheld drills or a traditional brace

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 20 mm
• Total length: 230 mm
• Spiral flute for chip extraction
• Threaded centre tip for controlled bite and feed
• Suitable for use in softwood and hardwood
• Designed for manual or powered drilling tools

How to use

Secure the auger bit in the drill chuck or brace so it is held firmly and runs true. Position the threaded tip at the desired drilling point and start at low speed to allow the tip to engage the wood. Apply steady, even pressure; the threaded tip will pull the bit into the material, so avoid forcing the tool. Increase speed gradually as the bit feeds. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear chips if drilling a deep hole, or use continuous drilling with the spiral flute to evacuate chips automatically when possible.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting speeds and cooling intervals depending on wood density, and always wear eye and hand protection. For precise depth control, mark the desired drilling depth on the bit with tape. Inspect the bit for damage or dullness before use and replace if the cutting edges are worn to maintain hole quality.