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Power Tool Accessories

Power tool accessories cover drill bits, cutting discs, breaker steels, sanding and polishing consumables, and attachments that expand what a power tool can do. Match the accessory to the job — abrasive grit and bond for the material you're cutting or grinding, bit geometry and coating for the hole you're drilling, shank type for the chuck you're using. The wrong disc or bit wastes time and wears the tool.

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Most failures come from mismatch, not quality. A cutting disc rated for steel will load up on aluminium. A masonry bit in mild steel just skates. Check the arbor size, thread pitch, and maximum RPM before you fit anything — overspeeding a disc or wheel can end badly.

Consumables wear predictably. Abrasive discs lose diameter and cutting speed. Drill bits dull at the tip, especially in work-hardened stainless or cast iron. Carbide stays sharp longer but chips if you side-load it. HSS is softer, easier to resharpen, cheaper to replace. Cobalt alloy splits the difference — harder than plain HSS, still tough enough for interrupted cuts.

For drilling, flute design matters. Two-flute bits clear chips fast in wood and plastic. Parabolic or slow-spiral bits pull chips out of deep holes in metal. Stub-length bits resist flex when you're starting on a curved surface or drilling close to a shoulder. If you're stepping up hole sizes, a step bit is faster than changing bits three times, and it leaves a cleaner edge in sheet metal or plastic.

Attachments like angle drivers let you drill or drive in tight spots where the tool body won't fit. Check the torque rating — not all right-angle adapters handle impact duty. Keyless versions are faster to swap bits; keyed chucks grip harder if you're drilling large holes or using spade bits under load.