One cobalt bit drills multiple hole sizes and lasts twice as long as high-speed steel. They have steps with progressively larger diameters—the deeper they drill, the bigger the hole. Count the steps as you drill to achieve the proper size. These bits also deburr as they cut, so they're good for thin materials like sheet metal and plastic panels. Wear and heat resistant, high-speed steel is versatile for use on a range of materials.

Drill multiple hole sizes using only one bit. These have steps with progressively larger diameters—the deeper they drill, the bigger the hole. Count the steps as you drill to achieve the proper size. These bits also deburr as they cut, so they're good for thin materials like sheet metal and plastic panels. Wear and heat resistant, high-speed steel is versatile for use on a range of materials.

With no fixed diameters, one bit cuts holes of almost any size within a range. Slip a washer (not included) over the bit to set your diameter. The washer acts as stop while drilling, so choose a washer with an inner diameter that matches your desired hole size. Wear and heat resistant, these high-speed steel bits are versatile for use on a range of materials.

Often called step drill bits, these drill and counterbore holes at the same time. After drilling and counterboring, tap the hole and install your fastener. The body diameter may decrease after multiple sharpenings.

Also known as step drill bits, these bits countersink as they drill. The 82° countersink angle is compatible with the profile of flat- and oval-head inch screws. After multiple sharpenings, the drill bit diameter may become smaller.

Create flat, close-fitting recesses for a range of screw-head sizes. The pilot centers and stabilizes the counterbore for an accurate cut and even surface on the first try.