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Cleveland 2001G Steam 29pc Jobber Length Drill Set
A 29-piece jobber length drill bit set made from high speed steel with a 118-degree point angle and black oxide finish
- ColorTransparent
- 29-piece set covers a wide range of drilling tasks
- 118-degree point angle centres quickly without a pilot hole
- High-speed steel construction resists heat during extended use
- Black oxide finish reduces friction and corrosion
- Jobber length provides reach for standard depth holes
29-piece jobber drill set
This Cleveland 2001G Steam set supplies 29 jobber-length drill bits made from high-speed steel with a black oxide finish. The 118-degree point angle suits general-purpose drilling in metal, wood and plastic. It is aimed at technicians and DIY users who need a complete range of fractional sizes in one indexed case.
Replaces worn or incomplete bit collections
Swapping to this set makes sense when existing bits are dulled, broken or missing the sizes you reach for most often. The high-speed steel construction and black oxide coating resist wear and corrosion better than uncoated carbon steel, so the upgrade pays off on repetitive shop work.
Check your chuck capacity and material needs
Verify that your drill chuck can accept the largest bit in the 29-piece range before ordering. Confirm that high-speed steel with a 118-degree point matches the materials you drill most often; specialised alloys or hardened steels may require cobalt or carbide alternatives.
Highlights
- 29-piece set covers a wide range of drilling tasks
- 118-degree point angle centres quickly without a pilot hole
- High-speed steel construction resists heat during extended use
- Black oxide finish reduces friction and corrosion
- Jobber length provides reach for standard depth holes
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What drill bit sizes and shank type does the 29-piece Cleveland 2001G set include?
The set contains 29 jobber-length twist drills made from high-speed steel with a black-oxide finish and a 118-degree point angle.
How do I keep the bits from walking when I start a hole in steel?
Use a centre punch to mark the exact centre, then begin drilling at low speed with steady pressure so the 118-degree point bites cleanly.
When should I replace individual bits in this set?
Replace a bit when the cutting lips are chipped, the 118-degree point is rounded, or the black-oxide coating has worn off the flutes.
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