Drill bit Makita D-15942 — single pack, for metal and wood drilling (1 pc)

Makita D-15942 drill bit sold as a single piece. This original Makita twist drill is intended for general-purpose drilling in common materials such as metal and wood. Supplied individually, the bit provides a convenient replacement option for workshop, construction or DIY tasks when a single, branded drill bit is required. The product is compatible with standard chucks and is suitable for straightforward drilling operations where a reliable, standard twist bit is needed.

Advantages

The single-pack Makita D-15942 offers the convenience of purchasing only the specific bit needed without a multi-piece set. As an original Makita item, it maintains the manufacturer’s dimensional and material tolerances for consistent drilling performance. The twist-drill geometry supports clean holes in metal and wood when used at appropriate speeds and with proper clamping.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in common metals such as steel and aluminium
• Drilling through soft and hard woods
• Workshop repairs and on-site construction tasks
• DIY and home improvement projects requiring a single replacement bit

Key specifications

• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Drill type: general-purpose twist drill
• Intended materials: metal and wood
• Compatibility: standard drill chucks and drivers that accept twist bits
• Usage limits: not intended for hammering or impact mode drilling

How to use

Install the Makita D-15942 into the drill chuck or compatible driver, tightening securely before operation. Select a rotation speed appropriate for the work material—lower speeds for metals and higher speeds for wood—apply steady axial pressure and allow the bit to cut without excessive force. Withdraw periodically to clear chips when drilling deeper holes and use cutting fluid for metal to reduce heat and extend bit life. Do not use the bit in impact or hammering modes.

Usage recommendations

For best results, clamp the workpiece securely, start drilling at low speed to establish a pilot path, and use appropriate personal protective equipment. Avoid impact drilling and match drill speed to material to preserve bit life and achieve clean holes.