Drill Bit Yato YT-44763 1 pc

The Yato YT-44763 drill bit is designed for precision drilling across a range of common materials used in construction, renovation and DIY projects. Supplied as a single piece, this drill bit focuses on reliable performance and consistent hole quality. Its geometry and material selection aim to provide durability and efficient cutting action for routine and occasional professional tasks.

Advantages

This drill bit offers a balance of wear resistance and cutting stability, delivering clean holes with reduced walking at start-up. The single-piece supply makes it easy to select the correct size for a particular task without excess packaging. The design supports straightforward mounting in standard chucks and provides predictable results in wood, plastics and many soft to medium hardness metals.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood and composite boards
• Drilling in plastics and acrylics
• Light to medium-duty metal drilling (e.g., aluminum, thin sheet steel)
• General household repairs and DIY projects
• Workshop tasks requiring occasional precision holes

Key specifications

• Package quantity: 1 piece
• Intended use: general-purpose drilling in wood, plastic and soft-to-medium metals
• Compatibility: standard drill chucks
• Design features: precision tip geometry for reduced walking and consistent hole shaping
• Typical durability: suitable for repeated use in non-extreme conditions

How to use

Select the correct drill speed and clamp the workpiece securely before starting. Mount the drill bit in a compatible chuck, ensure it is tightened correctly, and align the tip with the intended drill point. Use a steady feed rate and avoid excessive pressure; allow the bit to cut at its designed speed. For metal work, use light cutting oil where appropriate and withdraw periodically to clear chips. After use, clean and store the bit in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match drill speed to material: higher speeds for wood and plastics, lower speeds for metals. When starting holes in smooth surfaces, use a center punch or pilot mark to prevent bit walking. Regular inspection and sharpening when necessary will extend service life.