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    Assembling a toolbox to stay prepared for any job is essential for DIYers and professionals alike. This makes having a variety of drill bits to tackle specific tasks is crucial. Find out which bit types you’ll need for which jobs with Ace’s handy guide.

    What Type of Drill Bits Do You Need?

    A power drill is an easy-to-use tool ideal for a variety of construction projects and home repairs. Learn more about wood drill bits, masonry drill bit sets, auger bits and where to use them for greater quality and efficiency on the job.

    Drill Bit Guide


    Bit Type
       
    Bit Material   
       
    Best Used For   
       
    Specifications   
       
    Auger   
       
    Carbon steel   
       
    Wood   
       
    Screw tip drills deep holes   
       
    Brad point Drill Bit      
       
    High speed steel   
       
    Tough metal, abrasive alloy metal, hardened steel   
       
    Sharp, pointed tip drills accurate holes   
       
    Cobalt Drill Bit    
       
    High speed steel   
       
    Tough metal, abrasive alloy metal, hardened steel   
       
    Heat resistant to withstand friction from drilling hard metals   
       
    Forstener Drill Bit    
       
    Carbon steel   
       
    Wood   
       
    Drill extremely precise through and flat bottom holes with crisp edges   
       
    Glass and Masonry Drill Bit   
       
    Carbide, diamond or carbide tipped   
       
    Porcelain, masonry, brick, concrete, glass, tile   
       
    Wide pointed and chisel tips for clean holes in breakable materials. May be used with hammer drill   
       
    Router Drill Bit   
       
    Carbide tipped   
       
    Composite materials, wood   
       
    Multiple shapes and cutting edges used to hollow out an area   
       
    Titanium Drill Bit   
       
    Titanium   
       
    Metal, wood, drywall, stainless steel   
       
    Very hard for durability and maintaining sharpness throughout use   
       
    Wire Gauge Drill Bit   
       
    High speed steel   
       
    Cast iron, stainless steel, metal, wood   
       
    Use letters and numbers as sizing system   
       
    Wood Boring Drill Bit   
       
    Steel, carbon steel   
       
    Wood   
       
    Drill holes with large diameters   

    Can Drill Bits Go Through Metal?

    Not all drill bits can go through metal. Look for drill bits for metal like wire gauge, titanium, cobalt or Brad point to let you complete even the toughest jobs with ease. What’s more, carbide-tipped drill bits also work well as concrete drill bits.

    Drill Bit Sets and Individual Bits

    For basic repair jobs around the house, consider investing in a drill bit set or a driver bit set, which comes with various bit types and sizes for multi-purpose use. If you work with one type of material regularly, purchasing a set of bits purpose-built for your specific tasks is an efficient and easy way to get the job done.

    Look for additional individual bits you may need to complete your toolbox, including:

    • Expansion bits
    • Bit extensions
    • Insert bits
    • Power bits
    • Specialty bits

    What’s more, Ace also offers a selection of screwdriver bits to help you complete tasks that call for a little more elbow grease where a power tool may not fit. 

    Metal and Wood Drills Bits from Milwaukee and Other Brands

    Reliable tools are must-haves no matter what you’re working on. This is why Ace offers a selection of wood and metal drill bit sets from reputable brands to fit your cordless and electric drills. Shop drill bits from DeWalt, Milwaukee, Irwin and Ace brand tools to find the right selection to meet your needs. 

    Shop Drill Bits Near You at Ace

    Reference the chart above to discover which drill bits are right for your needs, then shop drill bits and sets near you at Ace Hardware. Whether you’re looking for countersink bits, drill chucks or entire sets of multi-purpose bits, find everything you want in one place.