Drill bit set Makita E-13605 4 pcs 160 mm

The Makita E-13605 4 pcs 160 mm drill bit set contains four long drill bits designed for drilling tasks that require extended reach. Each bit measures 160 mm in length and is intended to deliver reliable penetration and alignment when working with a range of common construction and DIY materials. The set is supplied as four matching bits to ensure consistent performance across multiple drilling points and to provide quick replacements on the job.

Advantages

These drill bits offer uniform length and geometry for repeatable hole quality and easier depth control. The construction and finishing of the bits are intended to resist wear during standard drilling operations and to maintain cutting performance over time. The set format reduces the need to purchase individual bits separately and ensures compatibility between pieces for tasks that require multiple identical holes.

Suitable for

• General-purpose drilling in wood and soft building materials
• Tasks requiring extended reach or deeper hole depth
• Replacement and maintenance work where matching bit length is needed
• Workshop and on-site drilling with handheld drills

Key specifications

• Quantity: 4 pieces
• Length: 160 mm per bit
• Type: drill bits for handheld drilling applications
• Design: long-shank configuration for extended reach
• Intended use: general drilling in common construction and DIY materials

How to use

Select the appropriate drill bit from the set and secure it in the drill chuck, ensuring the bit is tightened and centered. Set the drill to a speed appropriate for the material being drilled and position the tip at the marked drilling point. Apply steady pressure and allow the bit to cut without forcing; withdraw periodically if drilling deep holes to clear debris and prevent overheating. After use, clean and store the bits in a dry place to reduce corrosion and preserve cutting edges.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and work gloves. Match drilling speed and feed to the material and consider using lubrication or step drilling techniques for denser substrates. Replace worn bits to preserve hole quality and to avoid increased load on the drill.