Dewalt Accessories DWA56124 Multi Material Drill Bit

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DWA56124 is a multi material drill bit designed for tradespeople and skilled DIYers who need consistent, accurate results across wood, metal, and plastic substrates. The bit features a carbide split-point tip that reduces walking at the point of entry and maintains sharpness through repeated use. Aggressive flute angles move material out of the hole faster, improving drilling speed and reducing heat buildup. A no-spin shank design seats securely in the chuck, eliminating slippage that can slow work or damage workpieces. Sold in a 5-pack, this bit is well suited for job sites where replacements are needed on hand.

This drill bit is appropriate for general construction, mechanical, and maintenance applications where a single bit needs to perform across multiple substrate types. Electricians, plumbers, and general contractors reaching through mixed-material assemblies will find consistent performance without switching bits. The 3/16-inch diameter and 4.5-inch length make it practical for standard through-drilling and pilot-hole applications in light-gauge metal, wood framing, and plastic conduit bodies or enclosures.

Key Features

• Carbide split-point tip reduces walking and maintains sharpness across hard and soft materials
• Aggressive flute angles increase drilling speed and clear chips efficiently
• No-spin shank design eliminates bit slippage in the chuck
• Compatible with wood, metal, and plastic substrates in a single bit
• Sold as a 5-pack for job-site availability and cost efficiency

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 3-jaw chucks and drill drivers accepting a no-spin shank. Suitable for multi-material drilling applications across general construction, electrical, and plumbing trade work.

Installation Notes

A licensed electrician, plumber, or general contractor typically installs drill bits of this type as part of rough-in or finish work. Secure the shank fully into the chuck before operating the drill. Follow all applicable safety guidelines for the substrate being drilled, including eye protection and appropriate drill speed settings for the material. Inspect the carbide tip for wear or chipping before each use and replace bits that show damage.