Drill bit set Dedra WK01034 — 1 mm diameter, 34 mm length, 3 pieces, for metal

Dedra WK01034 is a set of three drill bits with a 1 mm diameter and 34 mm overall length, engineered for drilling metal. These small-diameter bits are intended for precise through-holes and pilot holes in sheet metal, thin metal components and metal fittings. The set contains three identical bits and is intended for use with handheld drills, drill presses or micro-drilling machines when working with steel and other common metals.

Advantages

The 1 mm diameter offers high precision for small holes while the 34 mm length provides sufficient reach for thin plates and recessed areas. Supplied as a 3-piece pack, the set ensures quick replacement of worn tips and continuity of work. Designed specifically for metal, the geometry and cutting edges help produce clean holes when used with the correct drill speed and cutting fluid, which also extends tool life.

Suitable for

• Drilling precise small holes in sheet metal and thin metal parts
• Creating pilot holes for screws or rivets in metal assemblies
• Hobby, model making and electronic chassis work requiring fine metal drilling
• Light workshop and maintenance tasks where small-diameter metal holes are needed

Key specifications

• Drill diameter: 1 mm
• Overall length: 34 mm
• Material compatibility: metal (suitable for steel and common non-ferrous metals)
• Quantity: 3 pieces per pack

How to use

Secure the workpiece and mark the drilling position accurately. Use a suitable drill chuck and ensure the bit is properly centered and tightened. Select an appropriate rotation speed for small-diameter metal drilling—moderate to high speeds for small bits, depending on the metal hardness—and apply a light, steady feed pressure. Use cutting fluid or lubricant to reduce heat and friction, improving hole quality and extending bit life. Withdraw the bit periodically to clear chips and avoid clogging.

Usage recommendations

For best results when drilling metal with the Dedra WK01034 1 mm bits, clamp the workpiece securely, use a center punch for accurate starts, apply cutting fluid, and match drill speed to the material. Replace bits at the first sign of dulling to maintain hole quality.