Hole making tools are used across drilling, enlarging, finishing, countersinking and counterboring operations. The right tool helps users control hole size, alignment, finish and repeatability, whether the application involves routine workshop work or more demanding industrial machining.
Different hole making stages require different tool types. Twist drills and carbide drills support initial hole creation, core drills and step drills help with enlargement or multi-diameter holes, while reamers, countersinks and counterbores support finishing, seating and final hole preparation.
Addison’s hole making category includes Twist Drills, Solid Carbide Drills, Carbide-Tipped Drills, Centre Drills, Step Drills, Sub-Land Drills, Shell Core Drills, Core Drills, Gun Drills, Annular Cutters, Reamers, Countersinks and Counterbores. The range supports users who need dependable tools for accurate, consistent and efficient hole preparation.
