Drill Bit FORTE 14 x 200/235 mm 19033 – auger wood bit

The FORTE auger drill bit model 19033 is a 14 mm woodworking bit with a cutting length of 200 mm and an overall length of 235 mm. Designed to drill clean, deep holes in solid wood and timber, this auger bit combines a sharp screw tip for guided entry with a spiral flute profile that efficiently evacuates chips. The geometry of the cutting edges and the spiral ensures stable penetration and straight drilling when used with handheld drills and drill drivers on construction, carpentry and joinery tasks.

Advantages

This auger bit provides precise hole positioning thanks to its screw-tip lead, which reduces walking on the material surface and keeps the bit centered during start-up. The spiral flute design offers consistent chip removal to prevent clogging and to maintain cutting efficiency during deep drilling. The 14 mm diameter and 200 mm cutting depth make it suitable for through-holes and long dowel or bolt preparations in timber. The bit is compatible with standard drill chucks used on corded and cordless drills.

Suitable for

• Drilling clean, deep holes in soft and hardwoods
• Creating dowel, bolt and fastener holes in timber framing
• Carpentry and joinery tasks requiring straight, guided holes
• On-site construction work with handheld drills and drill drivers

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 14 mm
• Cutting length (useful length): 200 mm
• Overall length: 235 mm
• Tip type: screw lead for guided penetration
• Flute type: helical spiral flute for chip evacuation
• Intended material: wood and timber
• Compatibility: fits standard drill chucks of handheld drills and drill drivers

How to use

Mark the drilling position and secure the workpiece to prevent rotation or movement. Install the auger bit in the drill chuck and tighten securely. Start drilling at low speed to allow the screw tip to engage and guide the bit. Increase speed steadily while applying consistent axial pressure; allow the spiral flute to clear chips rather than forcing the bit. Withdraw occasionally on very deep holes to remove accumulated chips if needed. After drilling, clear the hole of debris and inspect the hole for straightness and required depth.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection and hearing protection when operating power tools. For cleaner holes and longer bit life, keep the bit sharp and avoid excessive side loads. When drilling hardwoods or laminated timbers, moderate drilling speed and periodic chip removal will reduce heat and wear. Store the bit in a dry place to prevent corrosion.