Spiral cutting drill bit Makita D-00795 5 pcs for concrete masonry

The Makita D-00795 set contains five spiral cutting drill bits designed for drilling in concrete and masonry. The set includes bits with working lengths and diameters matched to common drilling tasks: 5×110 mm, 6×110 mm, 6×160 mm, 8×110 mm and 8×160 mm. These bits are intended for use with rotary and hammer drills where spiral flute geometry helps evacuate dust and debris from the hole during drilling.

Advantages

Spiral cutting geometry improves dust removal and reduces binding inside the hole, enabling steadier drilling progress. The set covers multiple diameters and lengths to handle shallow and deeper anchor or through-holes without needing separate purchases. Hardened cutting edges provide wear resistance during repeated use in concrete and common masonry materials. The bits are compatible with standard SDS-plus or straight-shank holders as appropriate for the drill type, allowing secure chucks and stable operation.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor holes in concrete and blockwork
• Masonry installation for fixtures and fittings
• Creating through-holes for piping or conduits in brick and concrete
• General construction and renovation drilling tasks

Key specifications

• Set composition: five spiral cutting drill bits
• Diameters and lengths: 5×110 mm, 6×110 mm, 6×160 mm, 8×110 mm, 8×160 mm
• Material suitability: concrete and common masonry
• Flute type: spiral flute for improved debris removal
• Edge treatment: hardened cutting edges for wear resistance

How to use

Select a drill bit size appropriate for the anchor or fixture diameter and the required hole depth. Install the bit securely in a rotary hammer or hammer drill compatible with the bit shank style, using the manufacturer-recommended chuck or holder. Use hammer mode for concrete and masonry, applying steady axial pressure while allowing the drill to do the cutting. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear accumulated dust and avoid excessive heat buildup. For deeper holes, use the longer bits included in the set to reach required depths without extension.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and ear protection and a dust mask. When drilling in reinforced concrete, proceed cautiously and reduce feed pressure if the bit contacts rebar. For clean holes and longer tool life, operate at the correct speed and allow intermittent clearing of debris.