Drill Bit Yato YT-3248 1 pc

The Yato YT-3248 drill bit is designed for precision drilling across a range of common materials. Manufactured by YATO, this single-piece drill bit balances durability and cutting performance to produce clean, accurate holes for both professional tasks and home improvement projects. Its geometry and material composition aim to reduce walking and improve heat dissipation during operation.

Advantages

The drill bit offers reliable wear resistance and consistent cutting action for repeated use. Its tip geometry promotes accurate centring and fast penetration with minimal wobble. The shank is compatible with standard drill chucks, providing straightforward installation and secure clamping. Overall design reduces the need for excessive force, helping maintain control and finish quality.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood for cabinetry, furniture assembly, and carpentry
• Metal drilling for light to moderate metalwork and fabrication
• Plastic and composite panel drilling in DIY and repair projects
• General-purpose drilling tasks in home improvement and workshop use

Key specifications

• Single-piece twist drill design for general-purpose drilling
• Material optimized for balance between hardness and toughness
• Standard straight shank suitable for common drill chucks
• Precision-ground tip geometry for reduced walking and clean hole entry
• Length and flute design tuned for effective chip evacuation

How to use

Select a drill speed and feed appropriate for the work material and secure the workpiece to prevent movement. Mount the drill bit firmly in the chuck, ensuring correct alignment. Begin drilling at low speed to establish the hole, then increase speed as required while maintaining steady pressure. Use cutting lubricant for metal drilling to reduce heat and prolong tool life. Clear chips periodically for deep holes to avoid clogging.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, match drill speed and lubrication to the material being drilled; lower speeds and cutting fluid for metals, moderate speeds for plastics, and higher speeds for softwoods. Inspect the bit for wear before use and replace when signs of dulling or chipping appear to maintain hole quality and safety.