Negative rake brad point geometry: Prevents tearout and splintering for clean, precise holes
Three sharp points (center spur and two outer cutters): Ensures accurate, pinpoint hole placement
Widened and deepened chip evacuation grooves: Keeps flutes clear for uninterrupted drilling
Fully ground negative rake twist tip: Delivers consistent, clean entrances in plywood, face grain, and hardwoods
Compatible with standard 3-jaw chucks: Offers versatile use with various drill and press setups
Summarized by Shop
Introducing a brad point set ground with a negative rake geometry, built to do one thing better than any standard wood bit on the market: punch a dead-clean hole with no tear out. No torn up fibers or skating across plywood face veneer because the bit got greedy. Just a perfectly round, perfectly placed hole every single time.
A standard
Material
High speed steel
Set Sizes
8-piece (Imperial 1/16 in, Metric 1.5 mm), 15-piece (Imperial 1/16 in, 3/32 in, Metric 1.5 mm, 2.0 mm)
Shank
Round, fits standard 3-jaw chuck
Storage
Includes hinged 15-piece case with labeled size index
This drill starts slow. It takes a while for it to gain a grip in the wood and start cutting. The cuts it makes are very clean. I still had a couple of holes out of the 18 I drilled through some half inch plywood that splintered the top layer of plywood where the bit came through. It’s possible my backer board wasn’t snug enough with the piece I was drilling.
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Kim · 17 days ago
Superior to Standard Bradpoint Drill Bits
These bits definitely create cleaner holes with less tear out. The holes are uniform and the bits work well in end grain if required. I am definitely glad I purchased this set.
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David · August 11, 2026
When I want extra clean holes...
...I use these drill bits.
I bought these bits because they produce little to no tearout at the exit hole, so far, having drilled through red oak and ash. The point is pronounced and it's easy to locate the bit exactly where I want to drill. I'm dedicating this set to fine work.