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UK Drills 2.8mm HSS Jobber 10 Pieces Drill Bits Set High Speed Steel 1mm to 9.5mm

Name: UK Drills 2.8mm HSS Jobber 10 Pieces Drill Bits Set High Speed Steel 1mm to 9.5mm
Brand: UK DRILLS THE PROFESSIONALS CHOICE
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Price: 4.95 GBP
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Amazon EVERYDAY ROLLED HSS: General-purpose rolled high speed steel jobber drill bit with a black finish, tough and reliable for everyday drilling. Need more accuracy? Try our HSS ground drill bits. FOR MILD STEEL, PLASTIC AND WOOD: An everyday drill bit for mild steel, plastic and wood. For stainless steel, cast iron or harder steels, use a cobalt drill bit instead. 118° SPLIT POINT: The split point bites straight away and doesn't wander, for cleaner starts on smooth or curved metal. SIZE: 2.8mm (7/64") x 61mm, pack of 10. DIN 338 jobber length with a straight round shank that fits a standard 13mm drill chuck. FOR A CLEAN HOLE: Centre punch the mark, and drill a small pilot hole first for bigger sizes. Use a slow speed with firm pressure, and cutting fluid on steel so the edge lasts.

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EVERYDAY ROLLED HSS: General-purpose rolled high speed steel jobber drill bit with a black finish, tough and reliable for everyday drilling. Need more accuracy? Try our HSS ground drill bits. FOR MILD STEEL, PLASTIC AND WOOD: An everyday drill bit for mild steel, plastic and wood. For stainless steel, cast iron or harder steels, use a cobalt drill bit instead. 118° SPLIT POINT: The split point bites straight away and doesn't wander, for cleaner starts on smooth or curved metal. SIZE: 2.8mm (7/64") x 61mm, pack of 10. DIN 338 jobber length with a straight round shank that fits a standard 13mm drill chuck. FOR A CLEAN HOLE: Centre punch the mark, and drill a small pilot hole first for bigger sizes. Use a slow speed with firm pressure, and cutting fluid on steel so the edge lasts.