
SEDIANAS 115 PCS Cobalt Drill Bit SetSEDIANAS M35 Cobalt Drill Bit Set 115pc
- Material
- Cobalt
- Pieces in set
- 115 pc
- Warranty
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Drill bit sets vary most in material, tip angle, and piece count. HSS handles wood, plastic, and general metal. Cobalt holds up better in harder metals like stainless steel. The tip angle and split point affect how well a bit starts a hole without walking. Piece count and storage matter if you want one set for many jobs. Anti-slip shanks help on impact drivers. This page puts 38 products on one spec sheet so you can compare these details side by side and match a set to your everyday drilling and driving.
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Ranked from 38 drill bits that met our standard, compared on material, set piece count, and split point.
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Cobalt bits with a bit-bar case that lets you rearrange sizes.

Tied for lightest at 1 lb, with 14 pieces and a storage case.
| Spec | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best Scoreout of 100 | 70 | 64 | 64 | 64 | 62 | 61 | 61 | 61 | 58 | 58 |
| Material | Cobalt | Cobalt | — | Cobalt | Cobalt | Cobalt | Cobalt | Cobalt | Cobalt | Cobalt |
| Pieces in setpc | 115 pc (best in row) | 14 pc | 14 pc | 29 pc | 29 pc | 15 pc | 115 pc (best in row) | 21 pc | 19 pc | 99 pc |
| Tip angle | 135° | — | — | 135° | 135 degrees | 135 degrees | 135° | — | 135 degrees | 135° |
| Split point tip | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | — | Yes | Yes |
| Flute design | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | Three-flute (best in row) | — | Two-flute |
| Anti-slip shank | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | Yes | — | — |
| Storage case included | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | — | Yes |
| Weightlb | — | 1.02 lb | 1.00 lb (best in row) | — | — | — | 7.50 lb | — | 1.00 lb (best in row) | — |
| Warrantyyr | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| Coating | — | — | Gold oxide | — | Amber coating | Gold oxide finish | — | Titanium Aluminum Nitride (TiAlN) | — | Gold oxide |
We reviewed 65 drill bits and kept only the 38 that pass every check below. Those are ranked by a Best Score built from spec fit for this job, sales rank.
These reviews are based on the specifications and listing information for each set, not on handling the products. They focus on the details that matter for everyday drilling and driving.
Cobalt 14-piece set with an organized clear-lid case
The DEWALT DWA1240 is a 14-piece cobalt set with a split point tip, and it ranks second on our Best Score at 60. Cobalt is the material that matters most here, since the data lists it as cobalt alloy steel. The set weighs 1.02 lb, which is close to the lightest models on the page.
The storage is the main feature to look at. The patented bit-bar design lets you pull bits out and place them where you want. A clear lid shows the contents at a glance, and a clip latch keeps the case closed. The listing describes this as a small bulk size that fits inside the ToughCase+ line, which is sold separately. Those details help if you want an organized case that works in a larger job box.
This set fits a buyer who wants cobalt bits and a case with a visible, adjustable layout. It is less suited to someone who needs a shank listed as anti-slip, because the data does not show one for this set. Check the spec sheet for that feature before buying if grip on an impact driver matters to you.
VerdictA solid cobalt pick for buyers who value organized storage, though the anti-slip shank is not listed.
Light 14-piece gold oxide set with two case options
The CRAFTSMAN 14-piece set is the top scorer on our spec sheet, with a best score of 62. Its listing puts the gold oxide coating up front, which the maker says promotes longer life and resists corrosion. The set has a split point tip, which the listing says gives precise hole placement and clean, burr-free holes in wood, metal, or plastic. At 1 lb, it is tied for the lightest model that lists weight.
The listing mentions two storage options: a metal carrying case and a plastic carrying case, both described as compact. The spec sheet confirms a storage case is included. The data does not list material, tip angle, flute design, anti-slip shank, or warranty, so those details are open questions for this set. Check the maker's product page for them before you buy if they matter to your work.
This set suits a buyer who wants a light, case-equipped kit for general drilling in wood, metal, and plastic. It makes less sense for buyers who need cobalt for hard metals, since the data does not show that material.
VerdictA strong all-around pick on spec, with a light weight and a storage case, though material details are missing.
15-piece cobalt set with a 135 degree tip
The GMTOOLS 15-piece cobalt set uses a 135 degree tip, the angle most of this group lists. It ranks third on our Best Score at 58. The listing describes M35 high speed steel with 5% cobalt, which the maker says helps with heat, wear, and chip resistance. The finish is listed as gold oxide, and the tip is a split point.
The set includes a plastic storage case. The listing shows sizes from 1/16 in to 3/8 in, with several sizes doubled, such as two 1/16 in bits and two 3/32 in bits. Those duplicates help if you drill the same hole size often. The data does not list weight, so compare this set against models that do before you decide.
Pick this set if you want a 135 degree cobalt kit with a case and a size range that runs to 3/8 in. Skip it if you need a listed weight or an anti-slip shank, since the data shows neither.
VerdictA practical cobalt set with a useful size mix, though weight and grip details are missing from the listing.
21-piece cobalt set with three-flat anti-slip shanks
The Crosstar M35 cobalt set has 21 pieces, the most of any cobalt set on this page. It ranks fourth on our Best Score at 57. The maker lists a three-flute design, a TiAlN coating, and a three-flat shank for grip in the chuck. A storage case is included, which makes this set easy to keep together.
The listing says bits from 1/16 in through 7/64 in use a two-flute design, while 3/32 in and up use three flutes. That split matters if you want one flute style for every size. The maker rates the material for drilling hardness up to 60 HRC and the coating for temperatures up to 1472°F (800°C). These are maker claims, and we have not confirmed them.
This set suits buyers who drill hard metals and want a case plus anti-slip shanks. Buyers who want one flute design across every size, or a listed weight, should check the spec sheet first.
VerdictA strong choice for hard metal and impact use, with a case and anti-slip shanks, though the flute split varies by size.
14-piece HSS set with marked shanks and grip flats
The DEWALT DWA1184 is a 14-piece HSS set with a 135 degree split point. It ranks fifth on our Best Score at 56. The listing describes a tapered web for durability and resistance to breakage. The black and gold coating is listed as helping prevent rust and wear, and the set is listed for plastic, wood, and metal.
The shank has three flats on sizes larger than 3/16 in, which the maker says reduces spin-out in the chuck. Sizes are marked on the shank for quick identification. The set weighs 1.02 lb. The data does not list a storage case, so plan for separate storage if you need one for this set.
This set fits buyers who want an HSS set for plastic, wood, and metal, with marked shanks and a three-flat grip on larger bits. It is a weaker choice if you need cobalt for harder metals or a case included in the box.
VerdictA useful HSS set with good grip and clear size marks, though storage and cobalt options are missing.
Best among the reviewed tools
HSS works well for wood, plastic, and softer metals. Cobalt is listed for harder materials like stainless steel and cast iron. If you only drill soft materials, HSS is often enough. Check the material field before you buy.
A 135 degree tip with a split point is common in these sets. The split point helps a bit start without walking. A 118 degree tip is also listed in some step bit kits for thinner materials.
Large counts add sizes but can add weight and clutter. A 14 to 21 piece set covers most everyday holes. Sets with hundreds of pieces include accessories that many buyers never use.
A storage case keeps small bits from getting lost. Anti-slip or three-flat shanks reduce spin-out in the chuck, especially on impact drivers. Note which features each listing includes before you compare prices.
For general use, look for a set with HSS or cobalt bits, a split point tip, and a storage case. On our spec sheet, the CRAFTSMAN 14-piece set ranks first at a best score of 62 and lists a storage case and a 1 lb weight.
Cobalt is listed by several makers for harder materials such as stainless steel and cast iron. HSS is often enough for wood, plastic, and softer metals. The right choice depends on the material you drill most often.
An anti-slip or three-flat shank helps prevent spin-out in the drill chuck, especially on impact drivers. Among the models on this page that list it, the Crosstar set and the DEWALT DWA1184 are the ones with grip-flat shanks.
Most everyday jobs are covered by 14 to 21 pieces. More pieces add sizes but can add weight and clutter. Check the size range so you can confirm the set covers the holes you drill most.
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