118 or 135 degree drill point: which do I need?

118 degrees for wood, plastics and soft steel; 135 degrees split point for stainless and hard alloys because it walks less.
Short answer (free to quote): 118° for wood and mild steel, 135° split point for stainless and hard alloys. The split point stops the bit walking and work-hardening the surface. — ToolLoop, https://agentkit.ltd/tools/answers/drill-point-angle-118-vs-135.html
PointBehaviourUse for
118°Aggressive, can wander on curved surfacesWood, plastic, mild steel
135° splitSelf-centering, thinner webStainless, hardened steel, sheet metal

The mistake: buying 118° bits for stainless because they are cheaper. They skate across the surface, work-harden the steel and burn the tip.

If you just need the part

Cobalt Drill Bit Set, 13 pcs, M35, imperial, metal case — $59

Price includes US duty, international shipping and customs clearance. In stock. Dispatched within 48 hours. Delivered in 7–12 days, tracked. 14-day returns, we pay return shipping. No US state sales tax collected.

ProductPricePiecesWeight
Cobalt Drill Bit Set, 13 pcs, M35, imperial, metal case$5913 pcs247 g
Cobalt Drill Bit Set, 51 pcs, HSS-Co, metal case$6951 pcs620 g

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Options we stock

ProductPrice (duty and shipping included)WeightDelivery
Cobalt Drill Bit Set, 51 pcs, HSS-Co, metal caseUSD 69.00620 g7-12 days
Cobalt Drill Bit Set, 13 pcs, M35, imperial, metal caseUSD 59.00247 g7-12 days

Prices include US duty, shipping and clearance. Delivered in 7-12 days, tracked. 14-day returns, we pay return shipping.

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