These arbors replace worn magnetic drill arbors or change to a different connection style or size. Arbors connect the drill's spindle to a compatible cutter or chuck.

Adapters attach to a magnetic drill's spindle so it can accept a chuck of a specific size and style. They're commonly used to change from drilling with an annular cutter to drilling with a twist drill bit.

Extensions increase the reach of a magnetic drill's arbor to access recessed areas, drill deep holes, or drill holes through pipes and square tubes.

These pins replace worn pilot pins on annular cutters used in magnetic drills. They are typically transferred from one cutter to another, so they dull faster and require more frequent replacement than the cutters themselves. Pilot pins position annular cutters in the center of a hole to start the cut, retract during drilling so coolant flows to the cutting teeth, and eject the slug when drilling is complete.

These straps replace broken or missing safety straps on compatible magnetic drills. Also known as lashing straps, they tether the drills to a surface and prevent them from falling or sliding if the base loses magnetic hold.