Rex-Plus Auger Bit Set 4pc Long 235mm Reach Hex Shank for Cabinetry and Furniture Precision Deep Holes

Rex-Plus Auger Bit Set is your go-to four-piece solution for deep, precise holes in wood. At a generous 235mm in length, these bits bite deep into thick stock without wandering off target, making them ideal for cabinetry, furniture, and decking projects alike.

Designed to outperform in real-world woodwork, each bit features a 11.1mm hex shank for fast, secure changes in standard drills. The screw-tip pulls the auger through the wood, reducing the effort needed and minimizing stalling in tougher fibers. A spur-cutting edge delivers clean, crisp hole edges, so you’ll surface-ready the hole without extra sanding.

The innovative step-tip geometry is engineered to prevent jams, especially when drilling through damp or wet wood. The combination of a wider tip and efficient cutting geometry means smoother feeds, straighter holes, and a more consistent finish—even on challenging species.

• Set contents: 4 wood auger bits sized 16mm, 20mm, 22mm, and 25mm
• Length: 235mm (long reach for deep holes)
• Shank: 11.1mm hex for quick bit changes
• Case: Includes a compact carrying case to keep bits organized
• Performance: Anti-jamming tip design, screw-tip guidance, and spur-cut edges for clean edges

Who benefits most from this Rex-Plus set? Professional woodworkers, cabinet makers, and serious DIYers who value reliable, repeatable holes in both softwood and hardwood. Whether you’re drilling for dowels, creating generous access holes for wiring, or prepping pilot holes for cabinetry hardware, this set delivers consistent results with less effort.

Why choose Rex-Plus for drill bit sets? The Rex-Plus design philosophy centers on practical engineering that translates to real-world gains: smoother feeds, cleaner holes, and fewer kickbacks during boring. With four versatile diameters in a single portable case, you’re equipped to handle a wide range of joinery and carpentry tasks without swapping tools mid-project.

Tip from the workshop: start with a smaller pilot hole to guide the larger bits, then progressively drill to the final diameter. Keep feed steady and let the screw-tip do the work to maintain control and minimize splintering on delicate veneers or end-grain surfaces.