Drill Bit Makita D-00088 1 pc

The Makita D-00088 drill bit is intended for precision drilling tasks and is supplied as a single piece. Designed to fit standard drill chucks, this bit delivers consistent performance across a range of common materials. Its construction emphasizes durability and reliable cutting geometry to maintain accuracy over repeated use.

Advantages

This drill bit provides accurate hole placement and clean punch-through in compatible materials. The durable material and ground cutting edges reduce wear and help extend service life. The single-piece supply allows users to select the exact bit needed for a specific job without bulk packaging, and the bit is suitable for use in cordless and corded drill drivers that accept the corresponding shank size.

Suitable for

• General-purpose drilling in wood
• Drilling in plastics and composite materials
• Light-duty metal drilling where compatible
• Repair, maintenance, and DIY projects requiring precision holes

Key specifications

• Quantity: 1 piece
• Intended use: precision drilling
• Compatibility: standard drill chucks (check drill chuck capacity for shank size)
• Construction: hardened and ground cutting edges for durability
• Typical applications: wood, plastics, light metals and composites

How to use

Select a drill and chuck that accept the bit's shank. Secure the bit in the chuck and tighten firmly. Use an appropriate drill speed and feed rate for the material being worked: lower speeds for metals, higher speeds for wood and plastics. Apply steady pressure and let the bit do the cutting; withdraw periodically to remove chips when drilling deeper holes. Wear appropriate eye protection and follow the drill manufacturer's safety guidance.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the bit for damage before use and replace if cutting edges are chipped or worn. For longer bit life and better results, use cutting lubricant when drilling metals, and clear chips frequently when working with wood or plastics. Match drill speed and feed to the material and use a pilot hole when precision placement is required.