Drill

A drill, comprising:

• a drill end face;
• at least two end-face major cutting edges on the end face;
• first faces contiguous to the major cutting edges and the first faces descending in a first direction;
• first flanks contiguous respectively to the at least two major cutting edges and the first flanks descending in a second opposite direction with respect to the first faces;
• at least two end-face taperings out, each forming a center cutting edge which is contiguous to the major cutting edges;
• second faces descending in the first direction and contiguous to the at least two end-face taperings out;
• a chisel cutting edge running between the at least two center cutting edges;
• minor cutting edges provided in a region of a circumferential surface of the drill, each major cutting edge being associated with a respective minor cutting edge;
• the at least two major cutting edges being formed by a line of intersection of the first faces with the first flanks;
• the first faces of the major cutting edges and the second faces of the center cutting edges being arranged at an obtuse angle to one another;
• the first flanks having respective segments, and the segments are arranged at an obtuse angle to one another;
• the segments of the first flanks being associated with the second faces of the center cutting edge and to the first faces of the major cutting edge;
• the center cutting edges adjoining the major cutting edges;
• and
• the first flanks being angled opposite to the first and second faces so that the major cutting edges and the center cutting edges run at a constant apex angle α outward in the direction of a circumferential surface of the drill.