These carbide drill bit blanks come in standard sizes expressed in fractional inches. Fractional inch is the most common trade size used for drill bits. Solid carbide drill bit blanks are harder than cobalt steel and high-speed steel drill bit blanks and provide good wear resistance when drilling into the toughest materials. These drill bit blanks, also known as drill rods, can be machined to create custom drill bits with precise dimensions to suit a specific application.

These high-speed steel drill bit blanks come in standard sizes expressed in fractional inches. Fractional inch is the most common trade size used for drill bits. High-speed steel drill bit blanks are the most common choice for creating custom drill bits with precise dimensions to suit a certain application. They are less brittle than cobalt and carbide drill bit blanks.

Metric carbide drill bit blanks come in standard sizes expressed in millimeters. Solid carbide drill bit blanks are harder than cobalt steel and high-speed steel drill bit blanks and provide good wear resistance when drilling into the toughest materials. These drill bit blanks, also known as drill rods, can be machined to create custom drill bits with precise dimensions to suit a specific application.

Wire-size high-speed steel drill bit blanks come in standard sizes that correspond to American Wire Gauge (AWG) sizes. This ensure compatibility when inserting a wire of the same wire size into the hole created by the tool. The larger the wire size, the smaller the blank. High-speed steel drill bit blanks are the most common choice for creating custom drill bits with precise dimensions to suit a certain application. They are less brittle than cobalt and carbide drill bit blanks.

Metric high-speed steel drill bit blanks come in standard sizes expressed in millimeters. High-speed steel drill bit blanks are the most common choice for creating custom drill bits with precise dimensions to suit a certain application. They are less brittle than cobalt and carbide drill bit blanks.

These high-speed steel drill bit blanks come in standard letter sizes. The trade letter size for each blank indicates its compatibility with other tools that have the same trade letter size. High-speed steel drill bit blanks are the most common choice for creating custom drill bits with precise dimensions to suit a certain application. They are less brittle than cobalt and carbide drill bit blanks.

These cobalt drill bit blanks come in standard sizes expressed in fractional inches. Fractional inch is the most common trade size used for drill bits. Cobalt steel drill bit blanks provide more wear resistance at higher speeds than high-speed steel drill bit blanks and are suitable for drilling into hard materials. Sometimes known as drill rods, these metal rods can be machined to make custom drill bits with precise dimensions to suit a particular application. They can also be used to check the size of a drilled hole or to create gauges, drifts, punches, rollers, locating pins, spindles, and knockout pins.