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Application:

• Small Drill Bits (1-3 mm): Ideal for precision work, such as jewellery making, small crafts, and pilot holes for screws.
• Medium Drill Bits (4-8 mm): Suitable for general-purpose drilling in wood, plastic, and metal.
• Large Drill Bits (9-13 mm and above): Best for heavy-duty tasks, such as drilling large holes in wood, metal, masonry, and concrete.

How to Use:

• Select the Right Drill Bit:
  • Match the Bit to the Material: Choose a drill bit that is designed for the material you are working with (wood, metal, masonry, etc.).
  • Size Selection: Select the appropriate size based on the hole size required for your project.
• Attach the Drill Bit:
  • Insert the Bit: Place the drill bit into the chuck of the drill.
  • Tighten the Chuck: Securely tighten the chuck to hold the drill bit in place.
• Adjust Drill Settings:
  • Select Speed: Set the drill to the appropriate speed for the material and bit size.
  • Adjust Torque: For cordless drills, adjust the torque setting if needed.
• Drilling Technique:
  • Position the Drill: Hold the drill firmly and position the bit at the desired drilling point.
  • Start Drilling: Apply steady pressure and start the drill, letting the bit do the work. Avoid forcing the bit into the material.
• Depth Control:
  • Use Depth Gauge: If your drill has a depth gauge, set it to the required depth to control how deep you drill.

Cautions:

• Wear Protective Gear: Always wear safety goggles and gloves.
• Secure the Workpiece: Ensure the workpiece is clamped securely to prevent movement.
• Use the Correct Speed: Adjust the drill speed according to the material and bit size to prevent overheating and damage.
• Avoid Overheating: Take breaks to let the bit cool down, especially when drilling into hard materials.
• Inspect Drill Bits: Regularly check drill bits for signs of wear or damage. Replace any worn or damaged bits.
• Keep Hands Clear: Keep your hands and fingers away from the rotating drill bit.

How to Clean:

• Turn Off and Unplug the Drill:
  • Turn Off: Ensure the drill is turned off and unplugged.
  • Wear Gloves: Protect your hands from sharp edges.