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UK DRILLS High Speed Steel (HSS) Long Drill Bits Fully Ground, Straight Shank Tool Bit To be used on Steel, Wood & Similar Materials 5 x 6.0mm 15/64"

Name: UK DRILLS High Speed Steel (HSS) Long Drill Bits Fully Ground, Straight Shank Tool Bit To be used on Steel, Wood & Similar Materials 5 x 6.0mm 15/64
Brand: UK DRILLS THE PROFESSIONALS CHOICE
SKU: 6add6a7ecb67453bdea015c9ed886d99
Price: 7.95 GBP
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Amazon EXTRA LONG REACH: Longer than a standard jobber drill bit, so it drills deeper holes and reaches past obstructions. FOR MILD STEEL, PLASTIC AND WOOD: Rolled high speed steel (HSS), tough and reliable for everyday drilling. 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: 6.0mm (15/64") x 139mm, pack of 5. Straight round shank that fits a standard 13mm drill chuck. FOR A STRAIGHT, CLEAN HOLE: Centre punch the mark and start slowly so the long bit runs true. Keep the drill square, back out often to clear the swarf on deep holes, and use cutting fluid on steel.

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EXTRA LONG REACH: Longer than a standard jobber drill bit, so it drills deeper holes and reaches past obstructions. FOR MILD STEEL, PLASTIC AND WOOD: Rolled high speed steel (HSS), tough and reliable for everyday drilling. 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: 6.0mm (15/64") x 139mm, pack of 5. Straight round shank that fits a standard 13mm drill chuck. FOR A STRAIGHT, CLEAN HOLE: Centre punch the mark and start slowly so the long bit runs true. Keep the drill square, back out often to clear the swarf on deep holes, and use cutting fluid on steel.