The Rex-Plus Wood Auger Bit Set is built for serious woodworking where depth, precision, and reliability matter. This 4-piece collection features long 460mm bits in diameters of 16mm, 20mm, 22mm, and 25mm, each with an 11.1mm hex shank for a secure, true drive in your drill or driver.

Key design advantages that boost real-world performance

• Special tip design to avoid jamming—engineered to resist_BIND and binding, so you get a smooth start and consistent hole progression even in knotty or dense wood.
• Screw tip pulls the auger through wood—helps the bit bite and advance with less manual effort, improving feed rate and reducing stalling.
• Spurred cutting edge produces clean, crisp hole edges with minimal tear-out on exit, ideal for precise joinery and fastener placement.
• Wider step-tip diameter—designed to prevent clogging and jamming when drilling in damp or resin-rich timber, keeping your workflow steady.
• Extended 460mm length—reaches deep into thick stock, furniture legs, shelves, and structural timber without frequent flipping or re-drilling.
• Organized, portable set—the four bits are organized in a compact system for quick access and safe transport between job sites or workshop benches.

Ideal uses and who benefits most

• Carpenters, cabinet makers, and furniture builders who need deep, precise holes with clean edges.
• DIY enthusiasts tackling heavy timber projects, such as shelving, frames, or dowel joints, where hole depth and reliability are critical.
• Pro installers working with dense or wet wood where jam-resistance and smooth bit travel save time and effort.

Why choose the Rex-Plus Wood Auger Bit Set over other bits? This set combines deep reach with a jam-resistant tip and a screw-pull action that reduces effort, making it a practical upgrade for anyone layering complex joinery or working with challenging timber. The 11.1mm hex shanks ensure compatibility with a wide range of drill chucks, delivering stable performance under demanding tasks while the 460mm length minimizes the need for repositioning.

Practical tips for best results

• Begin with a light touch to engage the screw tip, then maintain a steady feed to maximize the bit’s cutting efficiency.
• Use an appropriate drilling speed for the wood type; slower speeds help prevent heat buildup in hard woods.
• Rotate and withdraw periodically to clear chips and maintain smooth progression, especially in thick stock.
• Pair with sharp pilot holes for alignment and to reduce wandering on start.