Depending on the quality - Poor quality cheap drills may be ground with a groove down each side and then heated up and twisted. the end is then sharpened.
Modern more upmarket drills are ground as they rotate to produce the spiral Flute. the end is then sharpened.
The drills are hardened and tempered to make them hard enough to drill metal etc.
Masonry drills have a tough carbide tip brazed onto the end to resist the abrasive effects of the brick / concrete dust as they drill
Drill bits are made from steel. Specialized bits have enhancements to the steel to increase hardness or maintain sharpness. Magnesium, tungsten, titanium, chromium, vanadium, and molybdenum are elements added to steel for special purpose uses.
A few types of extremely specialized bits don't use steel. For example, a bit designed to drill through glass will have a cutting edge of an abrasive such as diamond chips.
Most common drill bits are made out of an alloy called "high speed" steel. They have great hardness (will hold an edge longer) but are also somewhat brittle. This is not normally a problem until you get down to the very small sizes, like 1/16 inch - then they break like potato chips.
Drill bits are made of steel, sometimes coated with Titanium
Drill bits are made of steel, and often coated with titanium or cobalt.
Yes, mortising bits are made for drill press use.
Drill bits can be made from steel which is a mxture compriing mainly of iron. Many drill bits are coated with a very hard yellowish chemical compound titanium carbide. (made of titanium and carbon)
Hss drill bits, Titanium coated drill bits and brad point drill bits.
Drill bits are for fitting into a drilling machine to drill holes.
Drill bits are for fitting into a drilling machine to drill holes.
The only tool that uses drill bits is a drill. There are, however, many different types of drill bits. The drill bits vary by material, size, shape, and function.
Cobalt drill bits are good
Drill bits can be made from steel which is a mxture compriing mainly of iron. Many drill bits are coated with a very hard yellowish chemical compound titanium carbide. (made of titanium and carbon)
Hundreds of types of metal drill bits are made. The most common are HSS (high speed steel) bits for everyday drilling of woods and plastics. There are carbide and tungsten coated bits for drilling metals and diamond tipped bits for drilling tile and stone and many other types.
When using a drill.
When I had a large shop I used to have 3 racks on the wall behind the bench drill press, one for standard drill bits, one for specialist drill bits and one for hole saws, Forstner bits and fly bits.