As mentioned in this guide, it is important to use the correct bit for the material you’re drilling to ensure you achieve the desired outcome to your DIY project.

It’s essential to drill a hole the right size for your wall plug to ensure your fixing is secure. Luckily, it’s very straightforward. Use a drill bit that’s the same diameter as your wall plug. So, if the wall plug is 6mm, use a 6mm drill bit. Then, the screw should be a millimetre or two smaller.

SDS drill bits are used for heavy-duty drilling into hard masonry materials. Unlike standard masonry drill bits, they’re only compatible with SDS drills which have a unique drill bit chuck. The drill bit shaft features grooves that snap into the chuck and allow it to move up and down in a powerful hammer action.

As the name suggests, multi-use drill bits can be used for a variety of materials you’re likely to work on in the home, such as steel, wood, masonry, UPVC and concrete. They feature a sharp tip and are made from fine-grade, highly durable carbide, which has high resistance to wear. Their versatility makes them an excellent option for the regular DIY enthusiast.

Our tile drill bits are sold in singles or sets. They come in a range of diameters, including tile hole saws which drill large diameter holes suitable for threading pipes and cable through.

We stock a wide range of multi-use drill bits in various diameters and lengths, as singles or in multi-purpose drill bit sets.

In general, yes. as long as the drill bit fits into the power drill’s chuck. Most manufacturers produce drill bits that can be used in most drills. But please check your power drill before you purchase your drill bit to make sure.

Just as every shot counts when you're on the hunt in the backcountry, every ounce counts too. The last thing you need when tracking an elusive and determined quarry is to be weighed down. At the same time, you want maximum reliability and durability from your equipment so when the chance comes, you can seize the moment.

A core drill bit cuts large holes in dense materials like masonry, brick, and stone. It has large, notched teeth that can remove a core of debris cleanly and precisely.

Modern drills are fairly flexible and can take drill bits of varying lengths and diameters as long as the shape of their shank fits the drill's chuck. In general, branded drill bits will also work in drills from other manufacturers as long as the drill bit's size is compatible.

Drills are useful for a multitude of tasks around the home, from putting up curtain poles and shelves, to installing outside lights and joining wood. But whichever job you’re doing, it’s essential to use the right drill bit. If you don’t, the task will be harder, and you may damage the material you’re drilling into or the drill itself.

Drilling into metals and hardwoods at high speed creates a lot of heat. And that’s what HSS drill bits are designed to withstand. They’re made from heat-resistant carbon steel alloys and have a split-point cutting tip to easily and precisely cut into metal and hardwood. They can also be used for other materials.

A screw extractor removes screws or bolts with damaged heads from materials. It works by boring into the metal of the screw or bolt so you can grip it and remove it without damaging the thread.

There are times you want to pull out the heavy artillery. But in certain situations, pounds can be a pain. That's where Warne Mountain Tech Picatinny rails come into play. Made of lightweight aerospace material, these tactical rails will take you farther. A Warne Mountain Tech base will provide versatility and stability without weighing you down.

Our handy guide will explain everything you need to know about drill bits. It includes which drill bits can be used for common DIY tasks, their various sizes, and which drill bits you should use for different materials. And finally, which brands accept other brands’ drill bits.

Each tactical rail in this collection will provide you a lightweight precision scope mount. Whether you are building a precision rifle, lightweight hunting rifle, tactical rifle or one for any other purpose where light weight combined with strength is a priority, these Picatinny rails will provide best-in-class fit and compatibility. We have models for Winchester, Nosler, Savage, Browning and other leading brands of firearms here.

And finally, when drilling into any material, don't forget your safety equipment. Wear protection on your hands and wear safety goggles to protect your eyes from flying debris.

If you don’t need the precision of an auger drill bit for wood, there are a variety of more general-purpose wood drill bits available. And if larger diameter holes are needed, for creating outlets for pipes and cables, for example, use a flat wood drill bit.

The best type of drill bit to use for plasterboard is a multi-use drill bit. However, you can also buy packs, which include a drill bit, wall anchors and screws, such as the Cobra nylon toggle multi-material fixing pack. Alternatively, you can do away with a drill bit entirely and use self-drilling plasterboard fixings, such as the Cobra WallGripper, which is screwed into plasterboard with a screwdriver.

Our SDS drill bits come in a range of head types and diameters to suit your needs. They’re available as singles or in sets.

These rails are a worthy upgrade for your build, because they will outperform manufacturer options. If you are seeking an improved shooting experience, whether you are spending a day on the range or out in the field, Warne Picatinny rails will give you excellent performance.

Our shooting experts can help answer your questions and give you reliable advice for your build, so contact us today. Warne Scope Mounts has decades of experience and one of the industry's best reputations for innovation and quality.

These rails fit Picatinny and Weaver-style mounts and are NATO-STANAG compatible. Their self-centering hardware and aerospace-grade materials ensure a lightweight, robust platform for your rifle.

Masonry drill bits are specifically designed to cut into hard materials. They’re typically made from steel and have an arrow-shaped cutting tip made from an extremely strong material called tungsten carbide. When used in a hammer drill, which hammers the drill bit into the surface as it rotates, they make cutting through masonry effortless.

Picatinny rails are a modified form of a Weaver rail that features consistent spacing between the grooves. While Picatinny accessories may not fit on a Weaver rail, Weaver accessories will fit on a Picatinny rail. This uniformity is quite valuable to shooters, obviously - especially hunters or competitive shooters who use different tools for different applications.

Tile drill bits are essential if you’re hanging cabinets, shelves or accessories onto a tiled surface. Their special diamond-ground carbide tip drills cleanly through ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone, minimising the risk of damaging these delicate materials.

Each Picatinny rail mount you see here is made of CNC-machined 7075-T6 aluminum to provide high strength and lightweight platform. The mil-spec, hard-coat anodized finish looks great and provides protection against the elements.

We design and manufacture all our rails right here in the U.S. They come with a lifetime warranty that requires no receipt, no warranty card and no package, so you can buy with total confidence.

Most modern sporting rifles rely on Picatinny rails to offer space for scopes and other accessories. It was adopted as a military standard in 1995, after being given a military designation soon after its creation in 1913. A significant amount of firearm models, including many rifles and several handguns, come with Picatinny rails already attached.

There are times you want to pull out the heavy artillery. But in certain situations, pounds can be a pain. That's where Warne

The bases have black zinc-coated hardware for additional protection. Each rail comes with self-centering tapered T-15 Torx screws.

As the name suggests, metal drill bits bore holes in metals. But they can also be used for other hard materials, such as plastic and hardwood.

Auger drill bits are a specific type of wood drill bit designed for precision drilling. They have a more pronounced cutting tip than other wood drill bits, which makes it easy to locate the exact spot you want to drill in and keep the drill bit on course. They also have a corkscrew design to pull them effortlessly through the wood, leaving holes with very neat edges.