An auger bit includes a rotating helical screw blade called a "flighting" to act as a screw conveyor to remove the drilled out material. The rotation of the blade causes the material to move out of the hole being drilled. Cost is $20-30 for a set. To use, twist the end of the electric or hand drill that is being used to open up the slot for the drill bit. Insert the drill bit and lock it in. When drilling, keep the drill in a steady line. Drill straight and pull out straight as well.

Used to drill wood circles. They are special because of the points at the tip. They can also be called Dowel bits. Cost is $15-25 for a set. To use, simply insert into drill and lock it in. Drill in a straight line and pull straight out.

Used to tighten drill bits on older non electric bits. You stick the in through the top to hold it still and can drill using just the two items. Cost is $5-10. To use, use the four sided piece to tighten or loosen drill bits. Turn the top of the black holster to drill into a wall.

Cuts holes into different surfaces. The farther you push this bit in the bigger the hole and the more force required. Its shape is formed in a unique way that gives it the name Countersink. Cost is 5-20$ per set. Use it as you would any drill bit, insert into drill and drill straight.

The electric drill utilizes drill bits to drill through the desired surface. Twist the black tip at the top to attach drill bits. They can be corded or cordless. Can be used to tighten or loosen screws. Some also have special batteries. Cost varies from 20-200$

A drill bit that can be adjusted to drill different hole sizes. Take the top meter bar and adjust the drill bit tip to drill. Cost is around 20-30$ for a basic set.

The circular parts on the drill bit are used to make holes into thicker woods. Depending on the size you can drill into different thicknesses. Cost range is around 5-20$ per set.

Glass bits are a specific drill bit used to drill holes into glass. The arrow head at the top spinning at a certain speed can pierce glass. Cost range is around 10-15$

Used to drill different sizes of holes using drill bits. Attach the drill head to the top cone like part and hand crank it. The gears twist to spin the drilling the direction of your cranking. Cost is around 20-30$ To use, Set the size of the hole using the tip of the drill then turn the hand crank clockwise. You will need to force it into the wall a little bit however.

A masonry drill bit is a type of drill bit with sharp edges used for cutting out holes. Cost range is $10-40 for a basic set of bits..

It’s a drill that you use only your body to power. No gears or anything. Just push and turn. Cost range is 5-20$ To use, put in your drill bit and crank it in one direction until your hole is made.

It is a hand tool used to drill holes in wood using twist bits. Twist bits are attached to the front of the drill and hand cranked into the wall. Cost range is 30-40$ To use,Put it on the surface, push the handle inward and turn it at the same time. This motion twists the bit and drills through the surface.

This drill bit acts like a screwdriver. Phillips and standard screws can be unscrewed or screwed in with this bit Cost is 5-15$ for a set.

A trademark for a screw with a head having a socket shaped like a six-pointed star and for a screwdriver with a tip that fits it. It makes holes in a unique way using the points of the stars. Cost is 5-15$ per set.

Drill bit that twists to make holes into most surfaces, the typical drill bit to use for simple jobs that aren’t needing specific drill bits. Works well with the Ratcheting Bit Brace. Price is 10-30$ per set.

The Yankee Bit is a push/pull type screwdriver bit used like a twist bit, but for a push drill. Attach to the top of the push drill with pure force. Cost is 20-40$ with a push drill(Yankees only work with push drills)