Drill bit set Stanley STA7205-XJ 100 pcs for masonry metal wood

The Stanley STA7205-XJ 100-piece drill bit set for masonry, metal and wood provides a broad selection of sizes and types for common drilling tasks. The set combines masonry bits, metal/steel bits and wood bits to cover most jobs around the home, on the worksite or in a workshop. Bits are arranged in a compact case for organized storage and easy transport.

Advantages

The set includes a comprehensive range of drill bit types to handle masonry, metal and wood drilling without the need for multiple separate kits. Each bit is produced with attention to cutting geometry and material selection to improve cutting efficiency and reduce wear. The storage case keeps bits visible and ordered, helping users quickly find the required size and protecting them during transport. The variety of sizes makes the set versatile for drilling anchors, through-holes, pilot holes and wood joinery operations.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in concrete, brick and mortar for anchors and fixtures
• Drilling into metal sheets, profiles and pipes for fittings and fastenings
• Drilling and pilot holes in soft and hard wood for furniture and carpentry
• General household and professional maintenance tasks requiring a range of bit sizes

Key specifications

• Total pieces: 100 bits including masonry, metal and wood types
• Bit materials and coatings: designed for durability and cutting performance appropriate to each material type
• Case: compact molded storage case with size markings for organized storage
• Range of diameters: wide selection of common drill diameters suitable for anchors, screws and through-holes

How to use

Select the correct bit type and diameter for the material and hole size required. Secure the bit in the drill chuck and ensure it is tightened before operation. For masonry, use a hammer drill mode if available and apply steady pressure; drill at moderate speed and clear dust frequently to maintain bit performance. For metal, use appropriate cutting speed and consider cutting fluid for thicker or harder metals. For wood, choose a wood-specific bit and use controlled feed to avoid splintering. After use, clean debris from the bits and return them to the case to prevent damage and loss.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when drilling. Match bit type to material to extend bit life: masonry bits for concrete and brick, high-speed or metal bits for steel and other metals, and wood bits for timber. Store the set in a dry place and avoid excessive side load during drilling to prevent premature wear or breakage.