Drill bit set Proline 10810, 2 pieces, 100 mm length

The Proline 10810 drill bit set contains two straight shank drill bits, each with a length of 100 mm. Designed for general drilling tasks, this compact 2-piece set is suited for use with standard chucks and drivers. The bits are intended for woodworking, metalworking and routine maintenance where medium-length bits provide better control and reach than short bits while remaining easier to handle than long specialty bits.

Advantages

The 100 mm length balances reach and rigidity, reducing flex during drilling while allowing access to moderately deep holes. Supplied as a matched two-piece set, the bits offer an immediate replacement option or backup for continuous work. Compatibility with common drill chucks and drivers makes the set versatile for workshop and on-site tasks. The straightforward design focuses on reliable, routine drilling performance.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood for dowels, fittings and fixtures
• Light- to medium-duty metal drilling with appropriate pilot holes and speeds
• General maintenance and repair tasks that require medium-length bits
• Workshop and on-site jobs where quick bit replacement is needed

Key specifications

• Set composition: 2 drill bits
• Length: 100 mm per bit
• Shank type: straight shank, compatible with standard chucks and drivers
• Intended materials: wood, metal (light to medium duty), general-purpose materials

How to use

Select a drill speed and feed rate appropriate to the material. Secure the bit in a compatible chuck and tighten according to the drill manufacturer’s instructions. For metal drilling, establish a center punch or pilot hole and use cutting fluid where applicable. Maintain steady pressure and allow the bit to do the cutting; withdraw periodically to clear chips on deeper holes. After use, inspect the bit for wear and store in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Match drill speed and lubrication to the material being worked; lower speeds and cutting fluid extend bit life in metals, while higher speeds and sharp bits are suitable for clean wood drilling.