Dewalt DT70710 13 Piece EXTREME 2 HSS Metal Wood Drill Bit Set -Fits TStak Caddy

DeWalt DT70710 Extreme 2 HSS-G drill bits for metal have no-walk tips for clean, accurate starting and burr-free holes thanks to recessed cutting wings.

They are suitable for portable drilling into alloyed and non-alloyed steel up to 900 N/mm2, and can be used in wood and plastics as well as thin metals and sheet metals.

The Innovative EXTREME 2 drill bit is amongst the best in terms of its speed, life and endurance. Superior carbide grade for long life and greater durability. Optimised flute design allows efficient debris removal. Hardened body for extra strength and reduced breakage.

Particularly suited to drilling sheet or thin materials where accurate burr free holes are required.

Very effective in wood and plastic materials. Patented split pilot point design eliminates walking/slipping on contact.

Increased durability and speed

Up to 50% stronger than HSS-R drill bits

Up to 4x faster than HSS-R drill bits

3-sided no-slip shanks eliminate slipping in the chuck (5.0mm and above)

Innovative tapered web greatly reduces breakage

Gold ferrous oxide coating prevents overheating

No-walk drill tips

Cleaner, accurate burr-free holes due to recessed cutting wings

Durable ToughCase organiser

ToughCases can be slotted into TSTAK caddies

The DT70710 set is part of the Dewalt modular Toughcase accessory range. With the addition of the Tstak Caddy (available separately) you are able to securely store small bulk storage sets and connect them to the rest of your Tstak range.

Features and Benefits:

Sizes: 13 x 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.2, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5 and 7mm

Set: 13 piece

Tough storage case for drill and/or screwdriver bits designed to withstand worksite conditions

Drilling steel, alloyed non-alloyed, sheet metal or thin materials, where accurate burr-free holes are required.

Also suitable for use in wood and plastic

Fits the DT70716 T-stak Caddy

Additon of the Tstak Caddy makes this set compatible with the TSTAK� stor