Drill Bits & Sets

Whether you are a seasoned tradesperson or a dedicated DIYer, having a reliable set of drill bits is essential for any project. At Toolden, we stock an extensive selection of high-quality drill bits and comprehensive accessory sets designed to deliver clean, precise holes across a wide variety of materials. From high-speed steel (HSS) for metalwork to robust carbide-tipped bits for heavy-duty masonry, we supply top-tier accessories to match your professional power tools.

With over 60,000 products available on Toolden.co.uk, we proudly serve professionals, tradespeople, and DIYers across the UK and Northern Ireland. Upgrade your kit today and join thousands of 5-star rated customers who trust Toolden for fast delivery, expert advice, and excellent service.

Key Features of Our Drill Bits

  • Material Specificity: We offer tailored drill bits for every application. Choose from brad-point bits for splinter-free wood boring, carbide-tipped masonry bits for brick and concrete, and cobalt or titanium-coated drill bits for penetrating tough metals.

  • Durability and Performance: Our professional-grade drill bits are engineered to withstand high temperatures and intense friction. This ensures a longer lifespan, faster drilling speeds, and less frequent replacements on the job site.

  • Comprehensive Sets: To cover all bases, we stock a huge variety of drill bits in convenient multi-piece sets. Housed in durable, jobsite-ready cases, these sets keep your essential accessories perfectly organised and protected in your tool bag.

Drill Bits FAQs

What type of drill bits do I need for drilling into metal?

For metalworking, you should use High-Speed Steel (HSS) drill bits or Cobalt drill bits. Cobalt bits are particularly effective for drilling into harder metals, such as stainless steel or cast iron, because they dissipate heat rapidly and maintain their sharp cutting edge for much longer.

Can I use a masonry bit on wood?

No, it is highly recommended that you don't. Masonry drill bits feature a blunt, spade-like carbide tip designed specifically to hammer and crush concrete or brick. If used on wood, they will aggressively tear the material and leave a very rough, splintered hole. Always use a dedicated wood drill bit for timber.

Will these drill bits fit my power drill?

Most standard drill bits feature a cylindrical or hex shank that fits universally into any standard 3-jaw chuck (the type found on most combi drills and drill drivers). However, if you are using a heavy-duty SDS rotary hammer drill, you will specifically need SDS-Plus or SDS-Max drill bits, which feature a specialised slotted shank to securely lock into the tool.

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