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Westward 401J88 13-piece HSS 135-degree drill bit set
13-piece high-speed steel drill bit set with 135-degree points for precise drilling in metal and wood
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- 13-piece HSS set covers common drilling tasks
- 135-degree split point reduces walking on hard surfaces
- High-speed steel construction resists heat during extended use
- Black and gold finish adds corrosion protection
- Jobber length suits general-purpose workshop applications
Westward 401J88 13-piece drill bit set
This Westward set supplies thirteen jobber-length twist drills ground from high-speed steel with a 135-degree split point. The black-and-gold surface finish reduces friction and resists corrosion during general-purpose drilling tasks.
Suitable for mechanics
The 135-degree point centres quickly without a centre punch, making it practical for portable drill work. Buyers who need cobalt alloy bits for hardened steel or carbide tips for abrasive materials should look at other ranges.
135-degree split point on high-speed steel
This geometry lowers thrust force and prevents walking on hard surfaces, so the bit starts cleanly in steel, aluminium and timber. The jobber length gives standard reach for through-holes and deep drilling in workshop applications.
Highlights
- 13-piece HSS set covers common drilling tasks
- 135-degree split point reduces walking on hard surfaces
- High-speed steel construction resists heat during extended use
- Black and gold finish adds corrosion protection
- Jobber length suits general-purpose workshop applications
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What drill chuck size do I need for the 135-degree point bits in this 13-piece HSS set?
The 135-degree point bits are jobber-length high-speed steel drills; ensure your chuck capacity matches the largest bit diameter you intend to use from the set.
Can I mix these black-and-gold finish bits with older cobalt or titanium-coated drills in the same job?
Yes, the high-speed steel construction and 135-degree point angle are compatible with standard drilling workflows alongside cobalt or titanium-coated bits of the same shank type.
How can I verify the 135-degree point angle is performing correctly after I start drilling?
A properly sharpened 135-degree point should self-centre on contact, produce short chips in steel, and maintain a straight hole without wandering when used with appropriate cutting speed and pressure.
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