Drill Bit Makita B-67795

The Makita B-67795 drill bit set contains 19 precisely manufactured bits designed for general-purpose drilling in wood, metal and plastic. Constructed from high-quality tool steel with heat-treated cutting edges, this set balances durability and accuracy to support repeated use in workshop and on-site environments. The assortment covers a range of common diameters to reduce the need for multiple purchases and fits standard drill chucks for quick interchangeability.

Advantages

This 19-piece set offers consistent drilling performance through uniform tip geometry and hardened flutes that resist wear. The heat-treated surfaces improve edge retention and reduce the frequency of resharpening. A carefully selected range of sizes allows precise hole making without excessive bit changes. The bits are compatible with most corded and cordless drills and are supplied in a compact case for organized storage and transport.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in soft and hard woods
• Metal drilling in light to medium gauge steel and non-ferrous metals
• Plastic component assembly and routing
• Home improvement, carpentry and light fabrication tasks

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 19
• Material: high-quality tool steel with heat-treated cutting edges
• Suitable materials: wood, metal, plastic
• Shank type: standard round shank compatible with common drill chucks
• Storage: compact case for organized storage and transport

How to use

Select the appropriate bit size for the required hole diameter and insert the bit securely into the drill chuck, ensuring it is centered and tightened. Start drilling at low speed to establish a pilot point, then increase speed as needed while applying steady, moderate pressure. Use cutting fluid or lubrication when drilling metal to extend bit life and prevent overheating. Clear debris from flutes periodically to maintain cutting efficiency.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Match drill speed and feed pressure to the material being drilled — lower speeds for metals and higher speeds for wood. Store bits in the provided case to prevent damage and maintain organization.