Drill bit set Makita B-68432 29 pc(s)

The Makita B-68432 29-piece drill bit set provides a collection of bits designed for drilling and screwdriving tasks in metal, stone and wood. The kit combines multiple drill bit types and screwdriver heads to handle a wide range of common workshop and on-site jobs. Packaged in a compact, sturdy box, the set is intended to keep components organised and protected during transport and storage.

Advantages

The set offers 29 pieces that cover drilling in different materials and multiple screw head profiles, reducing the need to switch between separate tool sets. Bits are arranged in a durable case that simplifies selection and storage. The variety of bit types enables fast changeover between drilling and screwdriving tasks while maintaining consistent fit and engagement with standard fasteners.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in metal, masonry and wood
• General maintenance and repair work
• Assembly and disassembly of furniture and fixtures
• Workshop and light construction tasks

Key specifications

• Total number of pieces: 29
• Compatible materials: metal, stone/masonry, wood
• Includes multiple screw head types: hexagon, Phillips, Pozidriv, slot (flat), Torx
• Storage: rigid organiser box for secure transport and component layout
• Intended use: drilling and screwdriving with standard power drills and drivers

How to use

Select the appropriate drill bit or driver bit for the material and fastener you are working with. Secure the chosen bit in the drill or driver chuck according to the tool manufacturer’s guidance. For drilling, start at low speed to establish a pilot point, then increase speed as needed while applying steady pressure. When screwdriving, use the correct driver profile to avoid cam-out and ensure proper engagement. Store bits in the organiser box after use to prevent loss and protect cutting edges.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the drill bit type and size to the material and required hole diameter; use cutting lubricant or reduced speed when drilling hard metals; wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves; and inspect bits regularly for wear or damage, replacing them when edges are worn or bent.