Professional tool for commercial or occasional use. Masonry drill bit set. Metric drill bits rangi...Professional tool for commercial or occasional use. Masonry drill bit set. Metric drill bits ranging from 8mm to 12mm. Perfect drill set for drilling concrete, masonry, lightweight block and stone. Suitable for use with hammer or impact drills. Hardened shank for strength and durability. Ground centre point with carbide tips for added strength and longer lasting of the drills. DIN8039 standard drills for masonry. Total length of the drills 400mm, perfect for access into restricted areas or for wide blocks that need big holes. Set includes drills of sizes 8mm, 10mm, and 12mm.
This guide is for professionals and DIY enthusiasts needing to drill into concrete, masonry, and stone. The AB Tools TF236 drill set provides long-reach, durable drill bits for demanding tasks. A key benefit is the ability to access restricted areas. Note that while these drills are robust, proper technique and appropriate drill speed are essential for optimal performance.
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Model Part Number
TF236
Brand
AB Tools
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FAQs
What materials can these drills be used on?
These drills are designed for use on concrete, masonry, lightweight block, and stone.
What kind of drill is needed?
A hammer or impact drill is recommended for use with these drill bits.
What are the sizes of the drill bits included in the set?
The set includes 8mm, 10mm, and 12mm drill bits.
How long are the drill bits?
The total length of the drills is 400mm.
How should I clean the drill bits?
Clean the drill bits after each use to remove debris and store them in a dry place to prevent corrosion.
What is the purpose of the carbide tips?
The carbide tips provide added strength and longer life to the drills.
What does the DIN8039 standard mean?
The DIN8039 standard is a specification for masonry drills, ensuring a certain level of quality and performance.
Troubleshooting
Drill bit is not drilling effectively.
Check if you are using the correct drill speed and pressure. Ensure the drill bit is sharp and not damaged. Check that you are using a hammer drill function.
Drill bit is getting stuck in the material.
Reduce the drilling speed and ensure you're maintaining a straight, even drilling angle. Clear debris from the hole.
Drill bit breaks during use.
Reduce pressure and drilling speed. Ensure the drill bit is suitable for the material. Avoid excessive force.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Long reach for accessing difficult areas.
Durable construction ensures longevity.
Suitable for a wide range of masonry materials.
Carbide tips enhance drilling performance and lifespan.
Includes essential drill bit sizes for common tasks.
Cons
Requires a hammer or impact drill for optimal performance.
May not be suitable for extremely hard materials outside the specified range.
Requires care to avoid breaking the drill bit.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure your drill is compatible with the specified drill bit sizes (8mm, 10mm, and 12mm) and has a hammer or impact function.
Installation: Insert the drill bit into the drill chuck and tighten securely.
Drilling:
Select the appropriate drill bit size for your application.
Set your drill to the hammer or impact setting, as needed.
Begin drilling at a slow speed, gradually increasing the speed as the drill bit engages the material.
Apply consistent pressure to maintain a steady drilling pace.
Care:
Clean the drill bits after each use to remove debris.
Store the drill bits in a dry place to prevent corrosion.
Inspect the drill bits for wear and tear before each use. Replace if necessary.
Use cutting fluid or water to cool the drill bit when drilling hard materials.