Vaunt X Auger Drill Bits
Vaunt tools cover the everyday graft on site, in the van, and in the workshop, with practical kit built to take knocks and keep the job moving.
If you need solid gear for the jobs that fill most of the week, this is where to start. The Vaunt range covers the sort of kit trades actually burn through and rely on, from Vaunt Hand Tools for first fix and snagging to Vaunt Tool Storage that keeps everything together in the van. You will also find Vaunt Power Tool Accessories for cutting, drilling and fixing work, plus Vaunt X when you need the tougher end of the range. Have a proper look through the full Vaunt shop and match the kit to the work in front of you.
What Jobs Are Vaunt Tools Best At?
- Sorting first fix and second fix jobs, Vaunt tools cover the daily cutting, fixing, measuring and striking tasks that happen on refurbs, extensions and new build plots.
- Working out of the van or workshop, Vaunt products help keep core kit organised, easy to grab and less likely to get battered loose under other gear.
- Drilling, driving and cutting through standard site materials, the Vaunt range includes the accessories and hand kit trades reach for when the main tools are already earning their keep.
- Handling snagging, maintenance and punch list work, these are the bits that save time when you need something straightforward, reliable and ready for repeated use.
Choosing the Right Vaunt Tools
Sorting the right Vaunt tools is simple: buy for the job you do every week, not the odd one you might do once a year.
1. Hand Tools or Accessories First
If your day is mostly marking out, fixing off, trimming and general install work, start with Vaunt hand tools. If your drill, multitool or saw is already sorted, put your money into the right accessories so the tool in your hand performs properly.
2. Storage That Matches the Van
If your kit gets thrown in and out of the van all week, pick storage that keeps fasteners, blades and small tools separated. Do not buy oversized boxes for a small loadout, because half empty storage just wastes space and lets gear rattle itself to bits.
3. Standard Vaunt or Vaunt X
If the kit is for regular trade use and harder site wear, look closely at Vaunt X. If it is more about covering the everyday basics at sensible money, the standard Vaunt range will suit plenty of trades just fine.
4. Buy Replacements Before You Need Them
If you get through blades, bits or other consumable items every week, order spares with the main kit. It is cheaper than losing half a morning because the last usable accessory gave up on the first job.
Who Uses These on Site?
- Sparkies use Vaunt tools for the steady run of fixing, trimming and installation jobs where dependable hand tools and accessories save hunting through mixed kit.
- Chippies and fitters keep Vaunt products close for first fix, second fix and snagging, especially when they need storage that stops small gear getting lost in the van.
- Builders, maintenance teams and site labourers reach for the Vaunt tool range for the day to day jobs that do not need fancy extras, just kit that works and keeps moving.
- Anyone building out a sensible van stock or replacing worn essentials will find the Vaunt shop useful because it covers the basics properly across hand tools, storage and accessories.
Useful Add Ons Across the Vaunt Range
A few sensible extras make the Vaunt range work harder and stop avoidable hold ups on site.
1. Spare Cutting and Drilling Accessories
Keep spare blades, bits and discs in the van so you are not trying to finish a clean job with worn accessories that burn, wander or leave a rough cut.
2. Organisers and Storage Inserts
These stop fixings, fittings and small parts ending up mixed in the bottom of a box. You will save more time than you think when every screw, blade and connector has its own place.
3. Replacement Hand Tool Essentials
Tape measures, knives, driver bits and other fast wearing basics are worth buying before the old ones fail. Nobody wants to stop a fit out because the one knife on site has gone blunt.
Choose the Right Vaunt Tools for the Job
Use this as a quick way to sort the Vaunt range by the kind of work you are doing.
| Your Job | Vaunt Category or Type | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Daily first fix and second fix work | Hand tools | Core site essentials for measuring, fixing, striking and trimming without overcomplicating the loadout. |
| Replacing worn bits and blades | Power tool accessories | Fresh cutting and drilling performance, cleaner results and less strain on the main tool. |
| Keeping van stock organised | Tool storage | Better protection for kit, faster access on site and less time wasted digging for parts. |
| Harder use and tougher site wear | Vaunt X | Built for users who want the more robust end of the range for repeated trade use. |
Common Buying and Usage Mistakes
- Buying the full kit without checking what actually gets used wastes money and van space. Start with the tools and accessories you reach for every day, then build the range around real jobs.
- Ignoring storage usually means damaged gear, missing parts and wasted time on site. Even decent tools get battered quickly if they are loose in the back of the van.
- Running worn accessories too long gives poor cuts, slower drilling and extra load on the tool. Replace bits, blades and discs before they start ruining the finish.
- Choosing standard kit for repeated heavy site abuse can be a false economy. If the gear is getting hammered every week, step up to the tougher end of the range where it makes sense.
Standard Vaunt vs Vaunt X vs Specialist Accessories
Standard Vaunt
This is the everyday side of the Vaunt tool range. It suits trades wanting practical, straightforward kit for regular use, replacements and van stock without paying for more than the job needs.
Vaunt X
Vaunt X is the step up when your kit sees harder treatment and more constant use. If you are on site every day and your tools get knocked about, this is the side of the range worth looking at first.
Specialist Accessories
If your main tools are fine but performance has dropped off, accessories are often the better buy. Fresh blades, bits and other consumables usually make a bigger difference than replacing a tool too early.
Maintenance and Care
Clean Down After Dusty Work
Brush or wipe tools and storage out after plaster, masonry or sawdust heavy jobs. Fine dust gets everywhere and shortens the life of moving parts, catches and hinges if you leave it to build up.
Store Small Accessories Properly
Keep bits, blades and fixings in trays or organisers rather than loose in boxes. You will stop edge damage, cut down replacements and actually be able to find what you need first time.
Replace Worn Consumables Early
Do not run accessories until they are completely spent. Worn cutting and drilling gear works slower, runs hotter and can spoil the finish or stress the tool doing the work.
Check Handles, Latches and Fixings
Give hand tools and storage a quick once over every week. Loose screws, split grips or damaged catches are easier and cheaper to sort in the yard than halfway through a job.
Why Shop for Vaunt Tools at ITS?
Whether you are after everyday hand tools, replacement accessories or proper storage for the van, we stock the full Vaunt range in one place. That means Vaunt all tools, Vaunt products and the tougher options are all easy to compare and buy online. More importantly, it is held in our own warehouse, in stock and ready for next day delivery.
Vaunt Tools FAQs
What does Vaunt make?
Vaunt makes a broad mix of site useful kit including hand tools, power tool accessories and tool storage. It is the sort of range trades use to cover the daily jobs, replacement essentials and van organisation without making it complicated.
Is Vaunt a good brand for tradespeople?
Yes, for plenty of trades it is a sensible buy. Vaunt is well suited to everyday site work where you want practical kit that does the job properly and stands up to regular use. If you are especially hard on gear, look at Vaunt X for the tougher end of the range.
Where can I buy Vaunt tools?
You can buy Vaunt tools online at ITS.co.uk. We stock the Vaunt shop range in our own warehouse, so you can order the bits you need and get them moving fast for the next job.
What is the difference between Vaunt and Vaunt X?
Standard Vaunt covers the everyday core range, while Vaunt X is aimed at tougher use and heavier wear. In simple terms, if your kit gets properly hammered on site week in, week out, Vaunt X is the range to check first.
Is the Vaunt range only for one trade?
No, that is the point of it. The Vaunt range covers general site needs across sparkies, chippies, builders, fitters and maintenance teams, especially for hand tools, accessories and storage that get used across different jobs.
Are Vaunt products worth buying as van stock spares?
Yes, especially for the bits that go missing, wear out or get lent out. Vaunt products make sense for keeping the van topped up with useful replacements, so a small problem does not turn into a wasted trip off site.
