Auger drill bit DeWalt DT4600-QZ — 200 mm length, 1 pc

DeWalt DT4600-QZ auger drill bit, 200 mm length, supplied as a single piece. Designed for drilling and screwdriving tasks in wood and similar materials, the auger geometry removes chips efficiently and delivers a clean, deep hole. The bit features a special wood drill design with dual cutting edges for improved durability when encountering nails or hard inclusions, while the peripheral cutting rim reduces spalling and produces neat hole edges. Compatible with standard chucked drills and suited for both professional woodworking and DIY projects.

Advantages

The auger shape ensures fast chip evacuation and steady drilling progress, reducing clogging and overheating. Dual cutting edges increase service life and maintain cutting performance when encountering embedded metal fragments. Peripheral cutting produces clean hole walls and minimizes splintering on the workpiece surface. The 200 mm length enables deeper holes without changing bits frequently, and the single-piece supply is convenient for matching specific job requirements.

Suitable for

• Drilling deep through-holes and pilot holes in soft and hard woods
• Carpentry and structural timber work
• Installing long screws or bolts that require pre-drilled holes
• Renovation tasks where clean entry and exit hole quality is important
• DIY furniture assembly and general workshop use

Key specifications

• Overall length: 200 mm
• Type: auger drill bit for wood
• Cutting geometry: auger spiral with peripheral cutting rim
• Cutting edges: dual cutting edge design for improved durability
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Compatibility: fits standard drill chucks

How to use

Secure the auger bit in the drill chuck and tighten firmly before starting. Position the tip on the marked drilling point and apply steady axial pressure while running the drill at an appropriate speed for the material. Allow the auger geometry to remove chips naturally; withdraw periodically for very deep holes to clear chips and check progress. When drilling near embedded nails or metal, maintain control and moderate speed to reduce wear on the cutting edges.

Usage recommendations

Use the bit with a drill that provides stable rotational speed and sufficient torque. Select drill speed according to wood density — moderate to high speeds for softwood, lower speeds for hardwoods and when encountering metal inclusions. Keep the bit clean and occasionally remove resin build-up; replace the bit if significant dulling or damage to the cutting edges is observed.