Drill & Screwdriver Bit Sets
Drill and screwdriver bit sets keep you ready for any job, all in one case. Whether it’s wood, metal, masonry or fixings, these mixed kits offer the sizes and heads you need in one go.
Who Uses Mixed Bit Sets?
These kits are a staple across every van, site bag or workbench for multi-trade teams:
- Electricians – Keep Pozi, slotted, and HSS bits for metal trunking and junction boxes.
- Plumbers – Drill pipe clips, fix brackets and work across materials without swapping kits.
- Kitchen & Bathroom Fitters – Carry spade, countersink and screwdriver heads all in one compact box.
- General Builders – Stay covered on roughing-in and second fix with quick change adaptors and masonry bits.
Bit Sets Are Ideal for Jobs Like:
- Fixing into timber, metal, plastic and masonry
- Assembling furniture, shelving or brackets
- Installing pipe clips or surface trunking
- General fixings, wall plugs and pilot holes
- Multi-stage drilling and screw driving
How to Choose a Bit Set
Choosing the right set depends on the job types you take on. Here’s what to look for:
1. Material Coverage
Look for sets that cover HSS, masonry and wood – not just generic bits. Multi-material equals full coverage.
2. Bit Types & Drive Heads
A good set includes Pozi, Torx, Phillips, and flat screwdriver heads alongside wood and metal drill bits.
3. Case Quality & Portability
Tough cases keep bits secure and easy to access. Flip trays and clear lids improve usability on the job.
Accessories That Pair with Bit Sets
Level up your drilling with these supporting tools:
1. Magnetic Bit Holders
Hold screws securely and improve control during fastening.
2. Quick-Change Adaptors
Switch between bits without re-chucking your drill every time.
3. Depth Collars & Countersinks
Keep fixings uniform and finish clean with depth-controlled bits.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s in a mixed bit set?
Most sets include screwdriver heads (Pozi, Torx, Flat, Phillips), wood bits, HSS bits for metal and masonry drills. Some come with adaptors too.
Are all bits impact rated?
Not always – check the set for “impact ready” if you're using a driver. Non-rated bits can wear or snap faster under torque.
Is it better to buy sets or individual bits?
Sets are more cost-effective for general trades. For repeated use of one bit type, individuals may last longer and offer better spec.
Do these sets work with cordless drills?
Yes – all standard shanks fit most cordless combi or drill drivers. Quick-change adaptors make them even easier to use on-site.
What’s the best set for general site use?
Choose a 30–60pc set that includes all major screwdriver heads and drill sizes. Tough cases and impact-rated bits are ideal for daily use.
