Drill Bit Set faster tools M3–M12, 7-piece (FASTER TOOLS 02-15-0400)

The faster tools 7-piece drill bit set covers metric thread sizes from M3 to M12 and provides the common drill diameters used to prepare holes for taps and fasteners. The compact assortment is intended for workshop, maintenance and assembly work on metal and similar materials where accurately sized metric pilot holes are required. The set contains the typical progression of drill sizes needed to create correctly sized holes before cutting threads or inserting fasteners, and is supplied in a format that is easy to store and carry.

Advantages

This drill bit set offers a focused selection of metric sizes that eliminates the need to select individual bits for common thread preparation tasks. The bits are grouped to cover M3 through M12, reducing inventory and simplifying job setup. The compact packaging keeps the bits organized and accessible for frequent use, and the standard metric diameters ensure compatibility with industry tapping charts and fastener specifications.

Suitable for

• Preparing pilot holes for metric taps and threaded fasteners
• Workshop and machine-shop maintenance tasks
• Assembly and repair of metal components
• General drilling where metric hole sizes are required

Key specifications

• Set composition: 7 drill bits covering metric sizes from M3 to M12
• Intended materials: metals and similar engineering materials
• Application: drilling pilot holes for tapping and fastening
• Packaging: compact storage case for organization and transport

How to use

Select the drill bit that corresponds to the required metric hole size for the thread or fastener you are preparing. Secure the workpiece and use a suitable drill or drill press at the correct speed for the material. Apply cutting fluid when drilling metals to reduce heat and extend bit life. After drilling the pilot hole to the correct depth, proceed with tapping or inserting the fastener as specified for the application.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, clamp the workpiece securely, and match drill speed and cooling to the material. Refer to standard tapping charts to choose the correct drill diameter for each thread size and perform a test hole if material hardness or conditions are uncertain.