Imp/drill Bat And Std Charger With Chamfer Tool 6mm-20mm

Extra Information

• Chamfer tool range covers common hole sizes between 6mm and 20mm for electrical glands, fasteners and pipe entries.
• Use the impact drill in drill mode for metal and wood, and impact mode when drilling into masonry with the correct bits.
• Chamfering after drilling helps paint and coatings cover better around hole edges and reduces rust-prone sharp corners on steel.
• Suitable for DIY users, panel builders, light fabrication shops and maintenance teams who regularly drill and finish holes.

Features

• Cordless impact drill General-purpose impact drill for drilling into wood, metal and masonry when used with suitable bits.
• Chamfer tool 6–20mm Dedicated chamfer/deburring tool designed to clean and bevel hole edges between 6mm and 20mm.
• Battery and standard charger Rechargeable battery pack with standard charger keeps the drill powered for everyday work.
• Keyed chuck up to 20mm Generous chuck capacity to accept the chamfer tool and a wide range of drill bit sizes.
• Forward and reverse Direction control for drilling and for backing the chamfer tool smoothly out of the cut.
• Ergonomic grip Comfortable handle design helps maintain control and reduces fatigue on longer drilling sessions.

Benefits

• Cleaner, safer holes: The chamfer tool removes sharp edges and burrs, reducing the risk of cuts and cable damage.
• Professional finish: Chamfered edges look neater and help screws, bolts and fittings seat properly.
• One kit, many jobs: Ideal for panels, brackets, control boxes, pipe entries and any place where a drilled hole needs tidying.
• Cordless convenience: Work where you need to without worrying about power leads and plug points.
• Cost-effective bundle: Buying the impact drill, chamfer tool, battery and charger together gives solid value for workshop or site use.

Safety

• Wear eye and ear protection when drilling or chamfering, especially in metal and masonry.
• Secure workpieces with a clamp or vice so they cannot spin or move while drilling.
• Keep hands clear of the rotating bit and chamfer tool and wait for the drill to stop completely before setting it down.
• Use the correct mode (drill or impact) and bit type for the material to reduce the risk of grabbing or bit breakage.
• Remove the battery before changing bits, fitting the chamfer tool or carrying out any maintenance on the drill.

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