Masonry Bits
| 1 | D-05234 | MASONRY DRILL BIT 4X70 |
| 2 | D-05240 | MASONRY DRILL BIT 5X85 |
| 3 | D-05262 | MASONRY DRILL BIT 6X150 |
| 4 | D-05309 | MASONRY DRILL BIT 8X150 |
| 5 | D-05321 | MASONRY DRILL BIT 10X150 |
| 6 | D-05343 | MASONRY DRILL BIT 12X150 |
| 7 | D-05365 | MASONRY DRILL BIT 14X150 |
| 8 | D-05387 | MASONRY DRILL BIT 16X150 |
| 9 | D-17697 | MASONRY DRILL BIT 12X 400MM |
| 10 | D-17706 | MASONRY DRILL BIT 16X 400MM |
| 11 | D-17712 | MASONRY DRILL BIT 20X 400MM |
| 12 | P-51758 | MASONRY DRILL BITS 4MM HEX TYPE |
| 13 | P-51764 | MASONRY DRILL BIT 5MM HEX TYPE |
| 14 | P-51786 | MASONRY DRILL BITS 6MM HEX TYPE |
| 15 | P-51817 | MASONRY DRILL BITS 8MM HEX TYPE |
Description
Makita accessory masonry bits
The importance of a true round hole? A hole is not just a hole. Traditional drill bits tend to ‘wander’ when being used resulting in a triangular hole which is actually bigger than it needs to be – meaning fixings will not be as secure as they should be. Bits capable of producing a true round hole should be used when possible, especially when installing critical fixings such as anchors.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 1 cm |
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