Single Dedra DED1529Q07 drill bit with a 7 mm diameter and 64 mm overall length, designed for general-purpose drilling tasks. This compact drill bit is compatible with standard drill chucks and intended for use in wood, plastic, aluminium, brick and glass. It suits construction, renovation and DIY activities where a medium-diameter, versatile bit is required.
Advantages
The Dedra DED1529Q07 provides a balance of size and reach with its 7 mm cutting diameter and 64 mm overall length, enabling controlled penetration in a variety of materials. Its universal compatibility with standard drill chucks makes it quick to mount and swap during on-site or workshop use. The bit is specified for multiple substrates — wood, plastic, aluminium, brick and glass — reducing the need to change tools between different tasks.
Suitable for
- Drilling pilot and through holes in wooden boards and panels
- Creating holes in plastic components and housings
- Drilling thin aluminium sheets and non-ferrous metal elements
- Making holes in masonry or brick for light fixings and anchors
- Drilling glass with controlled, low-speed technique and proper support
Key specifications
- Diameter: 7 mm
- Overall length: 64 mm
- Compatible materials: wood, plastic, aluminium, brick, glass
- Pack quantity: 1 piece
- Shank type: compatible with standard drill chucks
How to use
Secure the drill in a compatible chuck and tighten firmly. Select appropriate drill speed and apply steady, even pressure suited to the material: higher speed for wood and plastic, moderate speed for aluminium, and low speed for brick and glass. For masonry use a hammer-drill mode only if the bit and machine are rated for it; otherwise use rotary drilling. When drilling glass, support the workpiece, use low speed, and consider cooling with water or lubricant to avoid overheating and chipping. Clear debris regularly and allow the bit to cool during prolonged use.
Usage recommendations
Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection). Match drill speed and feed pressure to the material, secure workpieces firmly, and replace the bit if cutting performance decreases or if the tip is damaged.
