Dewalt Accessories DWA56084 Multi Material Drill Bit 5 Pack

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DWA56084 is a multi-material drill bit engineered for professionals who work across substrates without changing tooling. Each bit features a carbide split-point tip for maximum sharpness on contact, reducing walking and enabling clean entry into tile, masonry, wood, and metal. Aggressive flute angles move material out of the hole faster, improving drilling speed on the job. The no-spin shank design locks securely into the chuck, eliminating bit slippage and improving control during high-torque applications. The DWA56084 ships in a 5-pack, sized at 1/8 inch diameter by 4.5 inches in length. Licensed tradespeople and experienced DIYers working with mixed materials will find this bit ready for demanding production use.

The DWA56084 is suited for multi-material applications including light masonry, ceramic tile, wood, drywall, and metal. The 4.5-inch length provides adequate reach for through-material drilling in standard framing and finish applications. The 5-pack configuration supports continuous work without downtime for restocking, making it practical for contractors running repetitive drilling tasks on a single job site.

Key Features

• Carbide split-point tip for maximum sharpness and reduced bit walking on hard surfaces
• Aggressive flute angles increase drilling speed and material evacuation
• No-spin shank eliminates bit slippage in the chuck for consistent control
• Multi-material design suited for tile, masonry, wood, and metal
• 1/8 inch diameter by 4.5 inches in length for standard through-drilling applications
• 5-pack quantity reduces downtime on production drilling tasks

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use bit compatible with standard 3-jaw and keyless drill chucks accepting a 1/8 inch round shank across corded and cordless drills.

Installation Notes

Install the bit securely into the chuck and verify it is fully seated before applying power. Licensed tradespeople should follow applicable safety standards when drilling into tile or masonry, including eye protection and dust management per OSHA guidelines. Reduce feed pressure when transitioning between material layers to avoid tip fracture. Inspect carbide tips for chipping before each use and replace any damaged bits immediately.