Self-feed drill bits have beveled saw teeth and a screw tip that pulls the bits into the workpiece to quickly bore holes in wood without applying pressure. The bits' teeth can be resharpened and their screw tip can be replaced to extend the bits' life. These bits feature a quick-change hex shank and can be inserted and removed from the drill chuck without the use of tools, allowing the bits to be changed out faster and more efficiently than bits with a standard hex shank.

These sets include multiple self-feed drill bits of various sizes for creating holes of different sizes. The bits have beveled saw teeth and a screw tip that pulls the bits into the workpiece to quickly bore holes in wood without applying pressure.

These self-feed drill bits consist of a drill bit body with replaceable blades that form the bits' cutting edges and can be exchanged with new blades when worn to avoid downtime required for re-sharpening the bits' cutting edges. They also have a replaceable screw tip that pulls the bits into the workpiece to quickly bore holes in wood without applying pressure. These bits feature a quick-change hex shank and can be inserted and removed from the drill chuck without the use of tools, allowing the bits to be changed out faster and more efficiently than bits with a standard hex shank.

These components are used to replace the blades on compatible self-feed drill bits that use replaceable blades to form the bits' cutting edges. The replacement blades save users the downtime required for re-sharpening the bits' cutting edges.

These screws are used to replace worn-out screw tips on self-feeding boring bits to extend the bits' life and maintain their drilling performance.