Twist Wood Drill Bit GEKO G37370, auger 24 x 230 mm, pack 25/50

GEKO G37370 is a twist/auger wood drill bit with a 24 mm cutting diameter and 230 mm overall length, designed for drilling clean, precise holes in timber. The spiral flute design evacuates wood chips effectively to maintain a steady cutting action and reduce heat build-up. Supplied in a bulk pack suitable for workshop or trade use, this auger bit is intended for through-holes and deep drilling tasks in beams, joists and general carpentry work.

Advantages

The spiral geometry ensures fast chip removal and efficient cutting, delivering clean-hole edges and reduced splintering. A 24 mm diameter provides a standardized hole size for dowels and fittings used in joinery. The 230 mm length enables deep penetration into thick timber components without frequent bit changes. Supplied in multi-unit packs, the set reduces downtime from tool changes and is convenient for professional use.

Suitable for

• Drilling through-holes in structural timber and beams
• Deep-hole drilling in joists and posts
• Carpentry and joinery tasks requiring 24 mm holes for dowels and fittings
• Workshop and trade environments where multiple bits are needed

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 24 mm
• Overall length: 230 mm
• Bit type: twist/auger wood drill bit with spiral flute
• Material: hardened steel suitable for timber drilling
• Pack quantity: bulk pack intended for professional/workshop use

How to use

Mark the drilling position on the timber, secure the workpiece to prevent movement, and select an appropriate drill or brace compatible with auger bits. Start drilling at low speed to establish the pilot engagement, then increase speed while maintaining steady pressure. Allow the spiral flute to evacuate chips; withdraw the bit periodically for very deep holes to clear accumulated material and inspect the hole. Ensure the drill's chuck and drive are suitable for the bit shank and the intended torque.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use with a drill capable of steady rotational speed and sufficient torque. Clamp workpieces securely, and if working near edges, use backing support to reduce splintering. For prolonged use in hardwoods, withdraw the bit frequently to clear chips and avoid overheating. Store dry and protect cutting edges to maintain performance.