DeWalt DT6680-XJ drill bit, length 1000 mm, 1 pc

DeWalt DT6680-XJ is a 1000 mm drill bit supplied as a single piece, designed to provide extended reach for drilling tasks in deep or hard-to-access areas. The bit is intended for masonry applications including brick, stone, tiles and light concrete and is typically used for drilling anchor holes, plastic plug and fixing holes, or creating pipework clearance holes. An anti-slip shank improves grip in the chuck for more reliable operation during long-reach drilling.

Advantages

The extended 1000 mm length enables access to deep cavities and recessed fixtures without the need for extensions or improvised solutions. The bit’s construction is optimised for durability and sustained drilling performance in masonry materials. The anti-slip shank reduces the risk of slippage in the drill chuck, helping to maintain consistent rotation and control. Supplied as a single piece, it is ready for immediate use in professional and trade settings.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor holes in masonry and brick
• Creating clearance holes for pipework and conduit
• Fixing and plastic plug installation in tile, stone and light concrete

Key specifications

• Length: 1000 mm
• Quantity: 1 piece per pack
• Intended materials: masonry, brick, stone, tiles, light concrete
• Shank type: anti-slip shank for improved chuck grip

How to use

Select an appropriate drill and chuck capable of accepting the bit and rated for masonry drilling. Secure the DeWalt DT6680-XJ firmly in the chuck, ensuring the anti-slip shank is fully seated. Mark the drilling location, use suitable drill speed and feed pressure for the material, and proceed to drill while keeping the drill aligned and steady. Withdraw the bit periodically to clear dust from deep holes and allow the bit to cool if necessary. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, dust mask and hearing protection.

Usage recommendations

Use with hammer or rotary hammer drills designed for masonry; avoid excessive side loads and do not use the bit in materials outside its intended range. For clean holes and prolonged tool life, remove debris frequently and match drilling speed to the material hardness.