Dewalt Self-Feed Drill Bit 65mm for Wood
Dewalt's 65mm self-feed drill bit for wood with non-slip shank. Ideal for MDF, hardboard & chipboard.
The Dewalt Self-Feed Drill Bit (65mm diameter) is designed for fast, clean drilling in wood, MDF, hardboard and chipboard. Featuring two sharp cutting edges and an aggressive self-feed spur, it allows for rapid material penetration while maintaining clean hole edges.
A key feature is the non-slip shank design that ensures superior chuck grip, preventing bit slippage during operation. Suitable for both corded and cordless drills, this professional-grade drill bit delivers performance and durability in woodworking applications.
The self-feed design reduces the need for excessive down pressure, making drilling easier while minimising operator fatigue. Ideal for tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts requiring reliable, high-performance drill bits for wood-based materials.
- Wood drilling
- MDF
- Hardboard
- Chipboard
- Diameter: 65mm
- Material: High-grade steel
- Special Feature: Self-feed spur
- Special Feature: Non-slip shank
- Special Feature: Two cutting edges
- Weight: 350g
- Compatibility: Corded and cordless drills
Free standard delivery on Australian mainland orders. Express delivery options and international shipping available at checkout.
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