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How to Choose What Size Drill Bit To Use

Drilling is a must-have skill for both DIY home improvement and large-scale tasks. Therefore, it’s important that you choose the right size bill bit for each drilling task.

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Aluminium is a low-density and non-ferrous metal that is resistant to corrosion. It is also soft and ductile, which means some challenges involved when drilling aluminium. This is because its unique characteristics can cause it to have more constant and prolonged contact with the cutting tip, causing heat to build up.

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There are many other things to consider when choosing the right drill bit for hardened steel. This post will cover what you need to know about drilling hardened steel and provide you with some suggestions on the best drill bits that will work well for your needs.

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The most economical general-purpose drill material is high-speed steel. It is a cost-effective solution for many drilling applications. It is a popular metal drill bit material that can drill safely through several types of metals, plastic, and hardwood.

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Drilling titanium can be more challenging than drilling other metals, due to its innate toughness. However, with the right technique, speed, and drill bit type, you can successfully drill a hole in titanium.