Drill Bit FANAR universal cylindrical 2 mm — W2-103811-0200, solid shank

FANAR universal cylindrical drill bit with a 2 mm diameter is a straight-shank cutting tool intended for general-purpose drilling. The solid shank design fits standard chucks and hand drills, providing stable clamping and compatibility with a wide range of drilling machines. This 2 mm bit is suitable for producing small, precise holes when used with appropriate speeds, feeds and cutting fluids, and it is applicable to metals, wood, plastics and composite materials depending on the operating conditions and material properties.

Advantages

The cylindrical solid shank ensures reliable grip in conventional chucks and reduces runout when clamped. Small diameter and universal geometry allow precise hole positioning and control in delicate workpieces. The drill’s simple, general-purpose design makes it easy to replace and use across workshop hand drills and bench machines. Its construction supports consistent chip evacuation and predictable cutting behavior when cutting parameters are selected correctly.

Suitable for

• Precision small-diameter holes in metalworking
• Drilling in wood for joinery or fittings
• Creating holes in plastics and composite panels
• Maintenance, repair and light manufacturing tasks

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 2 mm
• Shank type: straight cylindrical solid shank
• Intended use: general-purpose drilling in metal, wood, plastics and composites (dependent on machine and feed)
• Compatibility: fits standard drill chucks and hand drills
• Typical applications: workshop, maintenance, light manufacturing

How to use

Secure the drill bit in the drill chuck ensuring minimal runout and firm clamping of the straight shank. Select appropriate spindle speed and feed rate for the material being drilled: higher speeds for soft materials like wood and plastics, lower speeds for harder metals. Use suitable cutting fluid or coolant when drilling metals to extend tool life and improve chip removal. Back the bit out periodically on deeper holes to clear chips and avoid clogging; keep the workpiece firmly supported and clamped to maintain accuracy and safety.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match spindle speed and feed to the material and bit diameter, use a quality cutting lubricant for metal drilling, and check clamping to reduce runout. Replace the bit when wear increases hole diameter or causes poor surface finish.