KREATOR wood bit 15x160 mm for wood, model KRT010613

KREATOR wood bit 15x160 mm (model KRT010613) is a twist-style auger bit engineered for drilling precise, clean holes in timber and wooden workpieces. With a 15 mm cutting diameter and a 160 mm overall length, this wood bit fits handheld drills and drill presses used in carpentry, furniture making and renovation work. The bit’s geometry is designed to remove chips efficiently and produce smooth walls suitable for dowels, fittings and through-holes.

Advantages

The KREATOR 15x160 mm wood bit delivers accurate hole sizing and good straightness over its length, reducing the need for rework. Its long flute helps evacuate chips from deep holes, while the sharpened tip and cutting edges provide clean entry and exit surfaces. The bit’s shank is compatible with common drill chucks, enabling quick tool changes and stable operation when used with appropriate drill settings.

Suitable for

• Drilling dowel holes in furniture assembly
• Making through-holes and pilot holes in timber boards
• Joinery and carpentry tasks requiring 15 mm holes
• Renovation and repair work on wooden structures

Key specifications

• Material compatibility: softwood and hardwood, plywood and laminated boards
• Cutting diameter: 15 mm
• Overall length: 160 mm
• Cutting geometry: auger/spiral flute for chip removal
• Shank type: straight shank suitable for standard drill chucks

How to use

Secure the wood piece and mark the drilling point. Fit the 15x160 mm wood bit into the drill chuck and tighten firmly. Start drilling at low speed to allow the tip to locate accurately, then increase speed steadily while maintaining a perpendicular angle to the workpiece. Apply moderate, consistent pressure—avoid forcing the bit—to let the flutes remove chips effectively. For deep holes, withdraw the bit occasionally to clear accumulated chips and prevent binding. After drilling, check hole dimensions and clean any residual chips from the hole.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, clamp the workpiece securely, and select a drill speed suitable for the timber type: lower speeds for hardwoods and higher speeds for softwoods. Inspect the bit before use for sharpness and any damage; replace if worn to maintain clean cuts and safe operation.