Drill bit Dedra DED1529Q10 — ø10 mm, length 76 mm, for wood/plastic/aluminium/brick/glass

Single Dedra DED1529Q10 drill bit with a 10 mm diameter and 76 mm total length, designed as a multipurpose bit for wood, plastic, aluminium, brick and glass. The bit fits standard handheld drills and drill presses and is intended for medium-length drilling tasks where a compact, versatile cutter is required. It is supplied as a single piece and balances reach with rigidity for general-purpose DIY and trade use.

Advantages

The 10 mm diameter provides a common hole size for fittings, dowels and cable pass-throughs while the 76 mm length gives enough reach for most medium-depth applications without excessive flex. Its geometry and material compatibility allow work across timber, plastics and light metals as well as masonry and glass, reducing the need to change bits frequently. The single-piece supply makes it convenient for occasional replacement or project-specific purchases.

Suitable for

• Carpentry and joinery drilling for dowels and fittings
• Light metalwork and aluminium panel holes
• Masonry tasks requiring medium-depth holes in brick
• Drilling holes in glass and plastic for fixtures and fastenings
• Home DIY projects and general workshop use

Key specifications

• Diameter: 10 mm
• Total length: 76 mm
• Material compatibility: wood, plastic, aluminium, brick, glass
• Quantity: 1 piece
• Intended use: handheld drills and drill presses

How to use

Secure the drill bit in the chuck of a compatible handheld drill or drill press and tighten according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Select the appropriate drilling speed based on the material: lower speeds for glass and aluminium, medium speeds for wood and plastic, and use a hammer function or masonry mode only if the drill and bit geometry support masonry in brick. Apply steady pressure, keep the bit perpendicular to the work surface, and withdraw periodically to clear chips when drilling deeper holes. Where applicable, use cutting fluid for aluminium and protective pads or backing when drilling glass or thin plastics to reduce chipping.

Usage recommendations

For clean holes in glass, start with a small pilot point and use a lubricant or water to cool the cutting edge. When working in brick, ensure correct drill mode and appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and dust mask. Replace the bit if signs of wear or chipping appear to avoid poor hole quality and increased load on the drill.