Drill Bit Makita D-71956 14 pcs

The Makita D-71956 14 pcs drill bit set is a collection of precision-ground bits designed for general drilling tasks in wood, metal and plastic. The set comprises a range of commonly used diameters intended to cover typical workshop and on-site needs. Each bit is manufactured to maintain sharpness and straightness under standard operating conditions, providing consistent hole quality and extended service life for routine professional and DIY applications.

Advantages

The drill bits are produced with attention to uniform cutting geometry and heat-treated surfaces to improve wear resistance and reduce chipping during use. The set offers a practical selection of sizes to reduce the need for frequent bit changes, and each bit is compatible with standard drill chucks. Compact storage and clear size marking simplify selection and organization during work.

Подходит для

• Drilling holes in soft and hard wood
• Drilling through non-hardened metals such as steel and aluminium
• Creating openings in plastics and composite materials
• General workshop, construction and home improvement tasks

Key specifications

• Quantity in set: 14 pieces
• Material: high-speed steel (HSS) or equivalent heat-treated cutting material
• Tip type: twist drill geometry for general-purpose drilling
• Compatibility: fits standard three-jaw and keyless drill chucks
• Finish: corrosion-resistant surface treatment to extend service life

How to use

Select the appropriate drill bit diameter for the task and insert it securely into the drill chuck, ensuring correct centring. Set the drill speed according to material: lower speeds for hard metals, moderate speeds for plastics and higher speeds for wood. Use steady, even pressure and allow the bit to remove chips; retract periodically when drilling deep holes to clear debris and reduce heat build-up. Apply cutting fluid when drilling metal to prolong bit life and improve hole quality.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection and follow safe drilling practices. Match drilling speed and feed to the material, and replace bits that show significant wear or damage to maintain hole accuracy and reduce risk of breakage.