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Chicago-Latrobe

Chicago-Latrobe 69863 60-piece HSS 118° drill bit set

SKU CH-W222-6TET5

60-piece high-speed steel drill bit set with 118-degree point angle and TiN finish

  • TypeDrill Bits
  • 60 drill bits cover a wide range of hole sizes
  • High-speed steel construction resists wear during repetitive drilling
  • 118-degree point angle starts cleanly in metal and wood
  • Titanium nitride finish reduces friction and extends cutting life

Chicago-Latrobe 60-piece HSS drill bit set

This set contains sixty jobber-length drill bits made from high-speed steel with a titanium nitride finish. Each bit features a 118-degree point angle suited for general-purpose drilling in metal, wood and plastic. The assortment covers a wide range of diameters for workshop and maintenance tasks.

Users needing specialised bit types

Buyers who require cobalt, carbide or left-hand bits will not find them here. The 118-degree geometry is not optimised for hard steels or deep-hole drilling. Those needing individual sizes or a smaller selection should consider other options.

Highlights

  • 60 drill bits cover a wide range of hole sizes
  • High-speed steel construction resists wear during repetitive drilling
  • 118-degree point angle starts cleanly in metal and wood
  • Titanium nitride finish reduces friction and extends cutting life

Specifications

BrandCHICAGO-LATROBE
TypeDrill Bits

Questions about this item

What drill chuck size is required for the largest bit in this 60-piece HSS set?

The jobber-length bits in this 69863 set use standard straight shanks that fit any three-jaw chuck accepting the diameter of each individual bit.

What is the correct drilling technique to avoid premature wear on these 118-degree TiN-coated bits?

Apply steady pressure at the proper RPM for the material; forcing the bit or running excessive speed overheats the TiN coating and dulls the 118-degree point.

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