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Norseman Drill Bits 44170 Ultra Dex Type 240-UB 135 Degree Split Point Magnum Super Premium Jobber Drill Set (29 Piece)

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Features

  • 29 pc. Ultra Dex Set Premium High Speed Steel Heavy Duty NAS 907B 135-Degree Split Point
  • 1/16 - 1/2 by 64ths - Ultra Dex
  • Precision ground point, flutes, body, clearance and drill diameter for ultimate accuracy and performance
  • Special Hi-Molybdenum tool steel/ Gold Oxide

Description

Committed to Quality, Consistency, Service and Value quality at Viking Drill and Tool begins with the finest tool steel we can buy and ends with the world class products in our catalog. Our cutting tools are designed, engineered and superbly crafted to provide long lasting durability. Our 74,000 square foot St. Paul, Minnesota manufacturing facility is specifically designed for the unique task of efficient high quality cutting tool manufacturing. Consistency is a natural by-product of our experience and dedication to quality. At Viking Drill and Tool, skilled machine operators working with the world's finest raw materials have the capability of providing you with consistent high quality products time after time, year after year. On our Ultra Bor Super Premium products, we routinely cut recognized tool tolerance standards by one half to insure that our customers receive drills manufactured to the tightest possible specification and utmost in consistency and accuracy. All materials used at Viking Drill and Tool meet the rigorous qualifications of National Aerospace Standard (NAS) 907. This standard, recognized as the most stringent in the industry precludes the use of lower quality steels which do not hold up under rigorous applications. The use of these extreme high quality materials insures that consistency is built in to every one of our U.S. manufactured products. Our extensive selection of U.S. manufactured tools is designed to give you the right tool at the right price for whatever tough job you come up against.

Material: High Speed Steel (HSS)


Cutting Diameter: 0.06 inches


Finish Type: Gold Oxide


Shank Type: Straight


Cutting Angle String: 135 degrees


Brand Name: Norseman


Model: 44170


UPC: 050728441708


Set Name: 29 pc Ultra Dex Set


Unit Count: 29 Count


Global Trade Identification Number: 08


Number of Packs: 1


Manufacturer: Viking


Part Number: 44170


Number of Pieces: 29


Included Components: Drill Bits


Item Weight: 2 pounds


Cutting Diameter: 0.06 inches


Item Dimensions: 6.5 x 3.25 x 3.25 inches


Minimum Bore Diameter: 0.06 inches


Material Type: High Speed Steel (HSS)


Finish Types: Gold Oxide


Shank Type: Straight


Surface Recommendation: Miscellaneous


Cutting Angle String: 135 degrees


Tool Flute Type: Straight


Point Style: Split Point


Number of Flutes: 2


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Like a hot knife through butter
Style: Drill Set
Drill bits used to be good. I remember those days. But then the world went crazy loco with cheaply produced imports. I've been using big box store bits for some years now and I hate them. Poor geometry, they burn, they shatter, they don't cut, and I can't get many holes from them. My bench was littered with incomplete sets because of breakage. And I got completely tired of wrecking my wrists when one would bind in a chunk of steel and kick me like a mule. Two years ago, I had a job where I needed to drill a hundred half-inch holes in quarter-inch plate. I knew I was doomed with the imports, so I bought three Norseman half-inch bits. What do you know, I completed the job using just one bit, and that bit still had holes left in it to drill. Fast forward about five minutes after that job and I bought this Norseman set. I use it frequently. The bits bore beautifully. Not one bit has shattered. It is such a pleasure to open the case and see every one of the bits still intact and in its place. I wish I had bought this set fifty years ago! Yes, I would buy it again, but I don't think I will have to. I leave all my old drill bits in a tray next to the drill press. Anyone who uses my shop can use them. But I keep this Norseman set under lock and key in my tool box. They are mine. MINE! And you can't use them! I also bought the Norseman set of four larger than half-inch bits. Nice set, also worth the money. By the way, after watching many YouTube videos about which is the best cutting oil for drilling steel, I came across one that said to use just plain water in a squirt bottle. Drill bits don't need lubrication. The bits need to dig in and cut. But they do need cooling and there is nothing better than plain old water to cool as you bore steel. Works great.Who'd a thunk it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2020 by Finicky Fred

  • I’ll buy them again
Style: Drill Set
This is my second set of these great drill bits. I purchased these a few years ago and they have been amazing. Over the years I’ve bought plenty of less expensive bits and they just didn’t compare to these. Well worth the price if you’re drilling any heavy metal.
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2026 by dynoguy12v

  • Great product would buy again
Style: Drill Set
These are great drill bits have abused and abused these drilled hundreds and hindreds of holes over the last 4 years and have finally burnt and dulled most of them out. ( I have hardly ever used cutting oil with them). Would highly recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2026 by Blake Bonnes

  • Great bits
Style: Drill Set
Great bits holds up well, holds an edge, reclaims well
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2024 by Amazon Customer

  • excellent quality general purpose metalworking twist drills
Style: Drill Set
It seems like there is a mixture of reviews, so this review is for the 44170 jobber length twist drill set. In short, these are excellent twist drills for general purpose metalworking. To get deeper in detail, Norseman says that these are NAS 907B. That is an aerospace industry standard, and it specifies that the twist drills must have a 135 degree split point, be M2 or M7 High Speed Steel, and a bit of a thicker web. The 135 degree split point means that the point will center up a little bit better than the more common 118 degree point twist drills. It is a small difference, but it can really have an impact on how quickly you can work if you are drilling a lot of holes. For the larger sizes, I still drill a pilot hole to make sure the point has clearance. High speed steel comes in a variety of types. If you look in Machinery's Handbook, you can read up on M2 and M7 HSS. M2 is really the most common for tooling like twist drills. Norseman says that these drills are high molybdenum, and meet NAS 907B, so that probably means they are M7. Machinery's Handbook seems to say that M2 and M7 are really close to interchangeable. M7 may be able to be hardened a little bit more. The jobber length is a general purpose length. Stub drills are shorter (and as a result stiffer, which makes more accurate hole placement easier). Aircraft length are longer. Jobber are just right for general use. These drills seem to have a black oxide coating in the flutes but the rest of the drill is uncoated. Black oxide is nice for holding cutting fluid when drilling steels. Black oxide wears right off when drilling aluminum. If you look at the first picture, you can see where the black oxide is wearing off. The second picture shows a Norseman twist drill on the left and a Chicago Latrobe (another excellent drill) black oxide drill on the right. The Chicago Latrobe drill has been used on aluminum very frequently, wearing off the black oxide very clearly. Norseman leaves most of the drill uncoated, which means it will hold up better with use on aluminum, while still working well on steel. The 135 degree split point, jobber length and finish all mean that these twist drills are really, in my opinion, the ideal general purpose twist drills for metalworking. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2019 by Chris

  • Holy cow! These are incredible bits!
Style: Drill Set
For years, I’ve struggled with inferior drill bits. When the time comes to drill a challenging hole through steel, the cheap bits get dull almost instantly. Not these puppies! I bought these bits to use only for those challenging instances. Turned out to be a great buy! Example: I bought a front-mounted Kubota snowblower for my tractor last year. It needed larger, aftermarket skids to prevent gravel from being scooped up from my driveway and into the impeller. The new skids required thicker bolts, plus an additional bolt on each side. I tried drilling a 1/8” pilot hole before opening it up to 3/8”. Neither my cheap “titanium coated” Harbor Freight bit set nor my go-to Dewalt titanium set made a dent in the steel housing. I reluctantly cracked open this set, added a drop of cutting oil to the tip of the bit, and got busy. Chewed through the steel like it was butter! Amazing. Well worth the money! Highly recommended. MADE IN USA!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024 by T. Pariseau

  • Worth it, very worth it
Style: Drill Set
I have drilled many many holes with these bits for 2 years. I have only managed to burn one drill bit up and that was a very abused bit that happened while it was drilling through a second hardened bolt. Don't worry, i used another bigger bit to finish the second hardened bolt and that one is still going through steel quite well. Despite many hand drilled holes through steel i havn't yet sharpened a single one. I'm sure a little touch up work could bring back that burned bit. I've broken the first 2 smallest bits. to be expected, especially for hand drilling. I use these drills every week usually more than once and i often drill half inch holes through steel. My hand drill chuck can't hold onto them well sometimes so i just went for a magnum series of the same brand with 3 sides ground in. I just went through half inch plate with mag drill. drilled many holes in the plate. after the pilot hole the half inch bit went through the steel like butter (i exaggerate) but it was fast. Most of the time i'm not lubricating the drills because I don't want to clean up an oily mess in the area. No drama. excellent drills. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2022 by Micah L. Turner

  • great value. quality product. very durable.
Style: Drill Set
Great durable set. Fractionbof the price of the namebrand. Just as hood quality.
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2026 by Larry

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