Auger drill bit KWB 042832

Auger drill bit KWB 042832 is an industrial‑quality Japan auger bit designed for precise, fray‑free drilling in hard and soft wood. It has a special super‑sharp thin polished tip section and a polished main blade that produce minimal shavings for quick removal. The bit is made of CV steel, finished in black shiny polish, and fitted with a 1/4" hexagon shaft (ISO 1173, E 6.3) for accurate, effortless use with cordless and corded drills. It is optimal for drilling in wooden beams and all types of wood and is suitable for visible holes where a clean finish is required.

Advantages

The KWB 042832 features a thin polished tip that reduces splintering and generates small shavings that are easily expelled, improving drilling speed and finish quality. The single‑piece CV steel construction and shiny polish increase durability and ease of cleaning. The 1/4" hexagon shaft ensures secure bit retention and precise transfer of torque with both cordless and tethered machines.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in soft and hard wood
• Creating clean, visible holes for carpentry and interior fittings
• Drilling into wooden beams and structural timber
• Use with cordless and corded drills that accept 1/4" hex bits

Key specifications

• Brand: KWB
• Model / MPN: 042832
• EAN: 4009310428326
• Type: Japan auger drill bit
• Material: CV steel
• Finish: Black shiny polish
• Tip: Super‑sharp thin polished tip section
• Shaft: 1/4" hexagon (ISO 1173, E 6.3)
• Application: Hard and soft wood, wooden beams

How to use

Install the bit into a drill chuck or quick‑change holder that accepts a 1/4" hex shaft, ensuring it is seated firmly. Use right‑hand rotation and apply steady pressure while allowing the auger flute to remove shavings. For deep holes, withdraw the bit periodically to clear chips. Operate at a speed appropriate for the wood species to avoid burning or excessive vibration.

Usage recommendations

For the cleanest results in visible work, start drilling at low speed to position the thin polished tip, then increase speed moderately. Use sharp, undamaged bits and keep them clean; replace the bit if the cutting edges show significant wear to maintain fray‑free holes.