Blue Spot Drill Bits

Blue Spot Drill Bits at MyToolShed.co.uk

Blue Spot drill bits cover the everyday drilling jobs faced by tradesmen, installers and serious DIYers. The selection spans HSS drill bits for metal and timber, masonry drill bits for brick, block and concrete, and SDS Plus drill bits for fast, efficient work in a rotary hammer drill.

You will also find chisel bits, cone and stepped drill bits for sheet materials, and drill bit sets that keep the common sizes together in one case. Browse the categories to match the right bit to your material and drill.

Blue Spot Drill Bits Features and Benefits

• HSS construction: High speed steel stands up to the heat of drilling in metal, helping bits stay sharp across repeated holes.
• Masonry tips: Hard-wearing tips cut through brick, block and concrete, which makes fixing and plugging jobs quicker.
• SDS Plus shanks: The tool-free fitting locks securely in SDS Plus drills and passes the hammer action to the bit, so there is less slipping and more drilling power.
• Stepped and cone designs: One bit makes multiple hole sizes in thin metal, plastic and panels, and leaves cleaner edges than a standard twist bit.
• Organised sets: Cased sets keep sizes easy to find on site or in the workshop, and they cut down on lost bits.

Popular Blue Spot Drill Bits

HSS Drill Bits

General-purpose bits for pilot holes and clearance holes in steel, aluminium, plastic and wood.

Masonry Drill Bits

Suited to wall fixings, brackets and cable runs in brick, block and stone.

SDS Plus Drill Bits

The choice for heavier drilling in concrete and masonry with an SDS Plus rotary hammer.

Chisel Bits

For chasing, chipping and removing material when you need more than a hole.

Cone & Stepped Drill Bits

Useful for electricians, plumbers and fabricators opening up holes in sheet material.

Drill Bit Sets

A practical way to stock up on commonly used sizes in a single case.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right Blue Spot drill bit?

Start with the material. Use HSS bits for metal and timber, masonry bits for brick and block, and SDS Plus bits for concrete when you have a rotary hammer drill. Check that the shank suits your drill, then pick the diameter to match your fixing.

Can I use a masonry bit in any drill?

Standard round-shank masonry bits suit most corded and cordless drills, and many have a hammer action setting for tougher material. SDS Plus bits only fit SDS Plus drills, so check your chuck type first.