Special drill bits 1 (European Handypeople)

We have decided to dedicate a couple of tutorials to the especial drill bits. We use countersinks, centering pins and step drills in different practices to see what we can get out of each of these special drills.
European Handypeople: Tools, Top Tips and woodworking
A special drill is designed to do very specific or rare jobs, but, now that the prices have decreased, DIYers can also use them without making a big investment. We have taken a look at what is usually in stores. We've also looked at what other RUclips colleagues are posting in Europe and in the US, the most talked about, and we have chosen the most interesting ones. There are some details that may be overlooked at first glance that are not explained in what we see on RUclips either and it is important to keep that in mind.
Links to the products:
Step drill bit set: amzn.to/30ZPobi
Cutting oil: amzn.to/343SZqs
Countersink drill bit set: amzn.to/3kJIE9n
Self-Centering drill bit set: amzn.to/2PWqaEc
Cordless drill: amzn.to/3h00YZB
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