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The cylindrical shank with parallel flat, standard ISO 9766.There are three types of shanks for machine tool drill bits: Masonry bits are always used with rotary hammers or hammer drills. It is easy to distinguish in your toolbox because its tip is often made of tungsten carbide. Masonry drilling: the masonry drill bit is suitable for brick and concrete.You should always slow down the speed to prolong the life and performance of the core bit. Drilling metal: drill bits or hole saws include a core bit and a point to guide them.Drilling in wood: drill bits designed for drilling wood (or wood drill bits) usually have a sharp tooth at the head of the bit to facilitate centering.There are drill bits with specific geometries depending on the materials to be drilled. This type of drill bit is the best suited if you want to drill sheet metal. You can drill holes of different diameters in wood, metal and plastic, all with one drill bit. Step drill bit or unibit: this drill bit is conical in shape, with a stairstep-like pattern.Since these are general purpose bits, they are a good choice if you don’t have a specific project in mind. In general, twist drill bits do not need pilot holes because they are self-centering. However, they are not suitable for masonry. Twist drill bit: this is the most common type of drill bit, it is used to make holes in wood, metal, plastic and many other materials.There are several drill geometries available: PCD coating: for aluminum, non-ferrous and precious metals (silver and gold), carbide (before sintering), plastics and rubber, titanium alloys.It has a better resistance to high temperatures than diamond coatings. CBN coating: for treated steel products above 45-50 HRC, gray iron, hardened chrome alloyed cast iron, cobalt, nickel and iron based anti-wear alloys.It has a higher hardness than CBN layers for example. Diamond coating: for abrasive materials such as graphite.These are suitable for refractory materials but cannot be sharpened. Ceramic drill bits: for high temperatures and even higher cutting and feed speeds without chip formation on the tool.Carbide drill bits: have a cutting speed four times higher than HSS drill bits, but they are fragile.HSS (high speed steel) drill bits: higher speed machining, versatile and less expensive than carbide tools.Hard metal drill bits: for general use.Rolled steel (occasional use) or hardened steel (regular use)įerrous and non-ferrous metals, Stainless steel etc.ĭrill bits and cutting inserts come in a variety of materials, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Ĭoncrete, Reinforced concrete, Concrete blocks, Stone They are characteristically used with a low drilling speed. For tile and glass: these drills bits look like small spears.Drill bits for masonry: these steel drill bits have a brazed tungsten carbide tip.


When it comes to drill bits for metal, inserts are only used for machine tools. For metal: these drill bits are used to drill any kind of metal.For wood: these types of drill bits can be used on any wood, whether it is softwood, hardwood, veneer or plywood.The drill bits listed below are the most commonly used.
