Drill bit set YATO YT-28922 for spot weld removal, multi-piece kit

YATO YT-28922 is a drill bit set designed specifically for spot weld removal during bodywork and metal repair. This multi-piece kit contains purpose-made bits that enable controlled drilling of spot welds to separate panels with minimal damage to surrounding material. The set is suitable for both professional workshops and DIY users performing mobile or on-site repairs and is supplied in a compact, portable case for easy transport and organized storage.

Advantages

The bits in this set are engineered to provide consistent cutting performance and accurate centring on welds, reducing the risk of slipping and secondary damage. The kit covers several common sizes used in automotive and sheet-metal work, allowing selection of the appropriate bit for each weld. The included case keeps tools protected and organised, simplifying workflow and transport between workshop and field jobs.

Suitable for

• Removing spot welds on vehicle body panels
• Sheet-metal separation during panel replacement or repair
• Metal fabrication and refurbishment tasks requiring controlled weld removal
• Mobile service and on-site bodywork where a compact kit is needed

Key specifications

• Purpose: spot weld removal for bodywork and sheet-metal repairs
• Kit type: multi-piece set with assorted drill bits
• Material: high-strength cutting steel suitable for drilling spot welds
• Storage: compact protective case for organized storage and transport
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard drills and drill drivers

How to use

Select the bit size appropriate for the weld and secure the workpiece to prevent movement. Fit the chosen bit into a drill or drill driver and set a moderate speed to maintain control. Align the bit centrally on the spot weld, apply steady pressure and drill through until the weld is released. After drilling, separate the panels and, if necessary, finish remaining material with a punch, chisel or grinder to prepare mating surfaces for welding or fitting.

Usage recommendations

Use protective eyewear, gloves and hearing protection when drilling. Keep drill speed and pressure moderate to avoid overheating the bit or damaging surrounding metal. Inspect bits regularly for wear and replace any that show significant dulling or damage to maintain clean, accurate cuts. For thicker materials or unusual weld types, test on scrap material first to confirm the correct bit choice and drilling technique.