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Cleveland 72199 15pc Jobber Drill Set 118° 2002G Bright
A 15-piece jobber-length drill set with 118-degree points in bright high-speed steel
- ColorTransparent
- 15-piece set covers common drilling tasks
- 118° point angle starts holes cleanly in metal
- Bright high-speed steel resists wear without coating
- Jobber length gives standard reach and rigidity
- Cleveland 72199 model built for workshop reliability
Cleveland 72199 15-Piece Drill Set
This Cleveland 72199 set provides 15 jobber-length drill bits for general-purpose drilling tasks. The high-speed steel construction suits professional mechanics and DIY users who need reliable bits for metal, wood and plastic. The bright finish identifies the uncoated surface treatment. The 2002G designation marks the specific Cleveland product line.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
As a non-powered hand tool, this drill set generates no operational heat, noise or electrical draw. The high-speed steel material resists heat buildup during normal drilling speeds when used with appropriate lubrication. Performance depends entirely on the drill motor and operator technique. No external power supply or cooling is required for the bits themselves.
Build Fit and Clearance
The 15 bits cover a range of diameters for common fastening and clearance holes in automotive and maintenance work. The 118-degree point angle centres quickly without a pilot hole in most materials. The jobber length fits standard drill chucks and provides adequate reach for typical workshop depths. The set requires a compatible drill motor and secure workpiece clamping.
Highlights
- 15-piece set covers common drilling tasks
- 118° point angle starts holes cleanly in metal
- Bright high-speed steel resists wear without coating
- Jobber length gives standard reach and rigidity
- Cleveland 72199 model built for workshop reliability
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I set up the 15-piece drill set and what step do people often miss?
Select the correct bit from the 15 included, secure it fully in the chuck jaws, and verify the 118-degree point is perpendicular to the workpiece before drilling.
What upkeep will the high-speed steel bits need over time?
Clean swarf from the bright finish after each use, apply light oil to prevent rust, and resharpen the 118-degree points when cutting performance drops.
What limit appears first when drilling continuously with these bits?
Heat buildup in the uncoated high-speed steel causes the 118-degree cutting edges to lose hardness faster than coated alternatives.
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