Brad point drill bit FAMAG 1593, main cutting edges and taper taps

FAMAG 1593 brad point drill bit TCT delivers clean and accurate holes in hardwood and engineered boards. The tungsten carbide tip stays sharp in abrasive materials and keeps the entry edge neat. Two main cutting edges remove chips fast, while two taper taps score the surface and prevent tear-out. This geometry holds the bit on center and improves freehand control.

Spiral form N supports smooth chip flow in deep drilling. You get stable performance in European hardwoods, exotic species, laminated chipboard and raw panels. The bit also works on acrylic glass, Corian, GFRP, HPL, polycarbonate, PVC and Trespa panels. Hard fibers and layered structures drill cleanly with minimal polishing afterward.

Diameters range from 3 mm to 12 mm with effective lengths up to 98 mm. Single bits suit custom setups and CNC work. Sets in plastic or wooden cases cover the most used workshop sizes. Every set supports reliable drilling for furniture parts, cabinetry and interior fittings.

Brad point drill bit FAMAG 1593
main cutting edges and taper taps

FAMAG 1593 pairs with the VARIO countersink 2202 for combined drilling and countersinking in one step. This setup reduces tool changes and speeds repetitive production tasks.

• TCT brad point for clean entry and stable centering.
• Two main cutting edges for fast chip removal.
• Two taper taps for tear-free hole rims.
• Spiral form N for smooth chip flow in deep holes.
• Works on hardwood, laminated boards and many plastics.
• Suitable for freehand and stationary drilling.
• Compatible with VARIO countersink 2202 for one-step drilling.
• Diameter range: 3–12 mm.
• Effective length: up to 98 mm.
• Overall length: 58–148 mm.
• Cylindrical shank.
• TCT cutting edges for long service life.
• Available as single bits or boxed sets.

The carbide cutting edges extend service life and keep results consistent across demanding materials, making the 1593 series a strong option for professional woodworking and plastics machining.