Drill bit set GEKO G38244, titanium-coated twist bits, 19 pieces, Ø1–10 mm, plastic case

GEKO G38244 is a 19-piece drill bit set of titanium-coated twist bits in sizes from 1 mm to 10 mm supplied in a plastic storage case. The set contains a range of small to medium diameters suitable for general DIY, maintenance and workshop tasks. Titanium coating increases surface hardness and wear resistance compared with uncoated bits, making these twist drills suitable for repeated drilling in common materials including wood, plastics and many metals when used with appropriate speed and feed.

Advantages

The titanium coating improves durability and reduces friction during drilling, which can extend bit life under normal use. A wide size range (Ø1–10 mm) covers frequent hole sizes needed for household and workshop projects. The plastic case keeps all bits organized and protected during storage and transport, and the twist bit geometry provides reliable chip removal and straight drilling when used correctly.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood for fixtures and joinery
• Creating holes in plastic components and enclosures
• Drilling into non-hardened metals such as steel, aluminium and brass
• General home repair, furniture assembly and workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 19
• Bit type: twist drill bits with titanium coating
• Diameter range: 1 mm to 10 mm
• Material suitability: wood, plastics, and many metals (non-hardened)
• Storage: plastic case for organized storage

How to use

Select the drill bit with the required diameter from the case and secure it in the drill chuck. Set the drill to an appropriate rotational speed for the material: lower speeds for metals and higher speeds for wood and plastics. Use steady, moderate feed pressure and allow the bit to cut; avoid excessive force which can overheat or break the bit. For metal drilling, use cutting fluid or lubricant as needed. After drilling, clean debris from the flutes and return bits to the plastic case for storage.

Использование и советы

Store the drill bits in their plastic case, avoid overheating by using correct speeds and lubrication, and replace bits that show significant wear or damage to maintain safe and accurate drilling.