Drill Bit Fieldmann FDV 9201 — replacement drill bit by Fieldmann (mpn 50003684)

Fieldmann FDV 9201 replacement drill bit is a standard-length twist drill designed for general-purpose drilling in wood, soft plastics and light metal where a conventional straight-shank bit is required. It is intended as a spare or replacement accessory for compatible handheld drills and supports common home-repair, assembly and light-construction tasks that use a standard twist drill geometry.

Advantages

The drill bit offers consistent, straight drilling performance with a classic point geometry suitable for quick hole starts and stable guidance. It is produced to Fieldmann quality standards for dimensional accuracy and material finish, which helps ensure reliable fit in standard chucks and predictable drilling results during routine DIY and maintenance work.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in timber for furniture assembly and carpentry repairs
• Creating pilot holes in soft plastics and PVC components
• Light metal drilling where a general-purpose bit is acceptable
• Replacing worn or damaged bits in household cordless and corded drills

Key specifications

• Design: twist/spiral drill bit with straight shank
• Material: heat-treated high-speed steel (HSS) finish typical for general-purpose bits
• Compatibility: fits standard three-jaw chucks on handheld drills
• Intended use: general-purpose drilling in wood, plastics and light metals

How to use

Select a drill speed and feed appropriate to the material being worked: lower speeds and light pressure for metals, higher speeds for wood and plastics. Secure the workpiece and clamp where necessary to prevent movement. Insert the straight shank fully into the drill chuck and tighten the chuck firmly. Start drilling at low speed to establish the hole, then increase speed as required while maintaining steady pressure. Withdraw the bit occasionally to clear chips and prevent clogging when drilling softer materials.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged bit life, avoid excessive heat buildup by using moderate speeds and peck-drilling when working in metal. Inspect the bit for wear or damage before each use and replace if the cutting edges are rounded or the shank is bent.