Drill bit Proline 58533 — single-piece metal/wood drilling bit

Proline 58533 single-piece metal/wood drilling bit is designed for general-purpose drilling with hand drills and drill drivers. Supplied as a single item, the bit is intended for workshop and DIY tasks that require a reliable replacement or spare. The geometry and cutting edge are optimized for drilling into common metals and various wood types, offering straightforward performance for routine drilling operations.

Advantages

This single-piece drill bit provides a simple, ready-to-use option when a replacement or spare is needed. Its design balances cutting performance and durability for typical metal and wood drilling tasks. The bit is compatible with standard drill chucks and works with most household and professional hand drills and drivers, allowing quick interchangeability and predictable results.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in thin to medium-thickness metals such as sheet metal and brackets
• Creating pilot and through-holes in soft and hardwoods
• General workshop maintenance and DIY repair jobs
• Replacing a worn or lost bit in a drill set

Key specifications

• Single-piece construction for straightforward use
• Designed for metal and wood drilling
• Compatible with standard drill chucks and hand drills
• Suitable for common workshop and DIY applications

How to use

Secure the drill bit in the drill chuck and tighten it according to the drill manufacturer's instructions. Select an appropriate rotational speed and feed pressure for the material: lower speeds and steady pressure for metals, higher speeds for softer woods. Use cutting lubricant or coolant when drilling metals to reduce heat and prolong bit life. After drilling, remove metal shavings or wood chips and inspect the hole for required dimensions and finish.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, choose the correct drill speed and apply moderate, steady pressure. When drilling metal, use a suitable lubricant and periodically clear chips to avoid overheating. Replace the bit when signs of wear—such as rounded cutting edges or excessive heat generation—become apparent.