Name: Dewalt SDS+ Drill Bit-8mm X 150mm X 210mm
Brand: Fepy
SKU: 31302-NOS
Price: 13.57 AED
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What is the Dewalt SDS+ Drill Bit 8mm x 150mm x 210mm designed for?

Accepted Answer

This is a high‑performance 8mm SDS+ masonry drill bit designed for use with Dewalt SDS+ hammer drills. It features a length combination of 150mm (working length) and 210mm (overall length) to help you drill clean holes in masonry such as brick and concrete with fast, precise results.

Question 2

What are the key specifications and dimensions of this bit?

Accepted Answer

Diameter: 8mm; Working length: 150mm; Overall length: 210mm. It is an SDS+ masonry drill bit compatible with Dewalt SDS+ drills and suitable for drilling into concrete, brick, and masonry.

Question 3

Which materials can I drill with this 8mm SDS+ bit?

Accepted Answer

Best suited for masonry materials such as concrete, brick, and other masonry substrates. It is designed to efficiently penetrate hard building materials commonly found in walls and floors.

Question 4

Is this drill bit compatible with Dewalt SDS+ drills?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The bit is designed to be compatible with Dewalt SDS+ drills. Make sure your drill is in SDS+ hammer mode when using it for masonry drilling.

Question 5

How should I install and use this drill bit for best results?

Accepted Answer

1) Set your drill to SDS+ hammer mode. 2) Insert the bit firmly into the chuck until seated. 3) Start drilling at a low speed with steady, controlled pressure. 4) Keep the drill perpendicular to the surface. 5) Periodically pull the bit out to clear debris and prevent sticking. 6) Avoid excessive pressure and overheating for longer bit life.

Question 6

How should I maintain or care for this drill bit?

Accepted Answer

Keep the bit clean and dry after use, wipe away dust and debris, and store in a protective case or pouch to prevent damage. Inspect the cutting edges for wear and replace when you notice significant dulling or misshapen cutting faces.

Question 7

What safety gear should I wear when using this drill bit?

Accepted Answer

Wear eye protection (safety glasses), a dust mask or respirator when drilling dusty masonry, hearing protection if using a loud hammer drill, and work gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges and vibration.

Question 8

How does this 8mm bit compare to nearby sizes like 6mm or 10mm versions?

Accepted Answer

The 6mm variant is better for smaller anchor holes and lighter-duty masonry tasks, while the 10mm variant is suitable for larger anchors and thicker or tougher masonry. The 8mm option strikes a balance between hole size and drilling speed, making it a versatile choice for many standard masonry applications.

Question 9

What are some ideal use cases or projects for this bit?

Accepted Answer

Perfect for drilling holes in brick or concrete walls to install anchors for shelves, electrical or plumbing conduits, and mounting brackets. It’s well suited for medium-diameter fastening holes where a strong, clean bore is needed.

Question 10

Which similar drill bits on Fepy.com are good alternatives, and what are their URLs?

Accepted Answer

If you’re considering other sizes or brands on Fepy.com, you might look at:
- Dewalt SDS+ Drill Bit 6mm-150mm-210mm: https://fepy.com/product/dewalt-sds-plus-drill-bit-6mm-150mm-210mm
- Dewalt SDS+ Drill Bit 10mm-150mm-210mm: https://fepy.com/product/dewalt-sds-plus-drill-bit-10mm-150mm-210mm
- Bosch SDS+ Drill Bit 8mm-150mm-210mm: https://fepy.com/product/bosch-sds-plus-drill-bit-8mm-150mm-210mm

Question 11

How do I decide between the 150mm working length and the 210mm overall length for a project?

Accepted Answer

Use the 150mm working length if your drill depth is shallow or you’re drilling through thinner material, which helps reduce bit wandering and heat buildup. Choose the 210mm overall length when you need a longer reach to drill through thicker walls or deeper anchors, ensuring you can complete the bore without repositioning.

Dewalt SDS+ Drill Bit-8mm X 150mm X 210mm

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