Drill Bits - Wood

A re you looking for a new wood drill bit set? Drill Bits for Wood offers a wide range of drill bits to choose from. We have everything you need to get the job done, whether it’s a simple hole or something more complex. Our drill bits are made with precision and care, so you can be sure they’ll last long and make the perfect hole every time. We know how important it is to have the right tools for the job. That’s why we offer such a wide range of drill bits – so you can find the perfect one for your needs. And our prices are unbeatable, so you can get high-quality drill bits without breaking the bank. Order your new set of Drill Bits for Wood today!

Flat Bits

Saw Tooth & Lip & Spur Bits

Hinge Boring Bits

Auger Drill Bits

Expansive Bits

Frequently Asked Questions

How Do I Receive Free Shipping on Drill Bits for Wood?

We offer free shipping on all Carey Tools orders over €75, so add those bits for wood to your cart to qualify.

How Quickly Will My Drill Bits Arrive in Ireland?

Our typical delivery time across Ireland is 1-5 working days, whether you live in Dublin, Cork, Galway or elsewhere.

Which Bits Should I Choose for Woodworking?

If you need to drill precise holes in typical boards, high-speed steel bits are a wise choice. Working with hardwoods? Go for durable cobalt steel to power through tough jobs. Check our selection to find the best match for your project.

Do You Stock from Trusted Brands?

Certainly! We partner with leading manufacturers to supply woodworkers with durable, high-efficiency. You’ll have access to top brands for all sorts of drilling, boring, and driving tasks.

What Are the Differences Between Spade and Twist Bits?

Spade bits quickly bore large, rough holes, while twist bits drill precise, clean holes. Choose spade for rapid drilling in softwoods and twist for detail work in hardwoods.

Can I Use These Bits in Materials Besides Wood?

Our wood bits are designed specifically for boring into timber. Using them in metal, masonry, or other materials may damage the bits and give poor results. Be sure to match your bits to the material for best performance.