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Upgrade your toolkit with this 15-piece carbide drill bit set, engineered for demanding surfaces like ceramic, concrete, tile, and metal. Each bit features a hex shank for universal drill compatibility and a dual U-groove design for enhanced grip and reduced vibration.
Concrete drill bit set
The set is a essential masonry tool for home decoration/woodworking/mortar repair/glass cutting and etc.
- Suitable for most general drills：Hand drill,impact driver,charging drill,bench drill.
15 PCS MASONRY DRILL BITS SET
Specification
- Multi-Material Mastery: Tackle ceramic tiles, masonry walls, metal sheets, and glass with precision.
- Durable Carbide Tips: Tungsten carbide edges stay sharp through repeated use.
- Pro-Grade Sizing: From 1/8” to 1/2” bits for pilot holes to large installations.
- Ergonomic Storage: Clear acrylic case with labeled slots for quick identification.
- Shank Type: Hex (1/4” Standard)
- Material: High-Speed Steel with Carbide Tips
The masonry drill bits set includes:
- 1/2"(12mm) Masonry Drill Bit × 1
- 3/8"(10mm) Masonry Drill Bit × 2
- 5/16"(8mm) Masonry Drill Bit × 2
- 1/4"(6mm) Masonry Drill Bit × 8
- 3/16"(5mm) Masonry Drill Bit × 2
- Portable Plastic Storage Case × 1
Strong YG8 Carbide Tips
High quality carbide YG8 alloy with cross four-head, extend the usage life.
Tighten & Non-Slip Hex handle
Tighter than the round handle and triangle handle, and prevents slipping,make the drilling much more easily.
Wide Smooth U-Type Groove Slot
U-type Groove slot provides drilling faster and more convenient chip removal,greatly improve work efficiency.
Materials for dry drilling
Concrete, wood,red brick,foam brick, bubble brick,plastic,Glazed tile, Antique brick,etc
Materials need to be cooled
Adding water or using cutting oil to cool the bit while drilling high hardness material，such as stainless steel, glass, ceramic tile, marble, granite etc.
Drilling Materials
The concrete drill bits can work for most common materials,please adjust the appropriate speed when drilling different material.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024
I Used a bit on soft Wood for the First time and It didn't work well and the only Bit I used is damaged already
Art Farooqi
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
These bits are ok for residential use, they are being compared to hardened Bosch bits, and these do not compare, they started to wear out and get dull after about 10-12 holes made in concrete block,The kit is good for occasional use and not made for construction work.The plastic organizer pack is good for keeping bits organized and storing.
Mountain Aussie
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024
I've only used one size so far to drill into my driveway concrete to attach lights and it worked like a knife through butter.Hope they continue to hold up as well as the one I have used does... Drilled approximately 30 holes into concrete and it's still going.
Tin Can Sailor
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2023
I am building a new garage, and I poured the foundations myself. I am putting the plate down and needed to drill toggle bolts into the concrete so I can start framing. I was using some old concrete bits and I was burning up batteries and not getting very far... so I ordered these and they work very well. I can highly recommend these if you have a masonry or concrete project.Update - The garage is finished and I decided to install a mini-split a/c unit, something i have always wanted! Being able to work in a 70-degree garage while it is 90-degrees out is awesome. After I punched the 4" hole through the brick for the hoses and wiring, I had to install a cover over the hoses from ground level to just under the eaves. I broke out the 1/4" bit; I was a bit concerned about the brick since it is a split face and hard to get an even bite on the rough face. The bit dug the 1 3/4" hole very quickly and cleanly. The Tapcon screws dug in and the cover was up in a matter of moments. These bits are batting 1.000 so far.
DKS reviews
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023
I don't need to drill into masonry often, so don't need the most expensive or most durable bits out there, plus this set comes with multiples of the sizes I most often need. I'm installing eye-bolts in a standard cinder block wall, to attach one end of a retractable shade cover. The half-inch bit was the right size for the bolt, including a nylon sleeve to seal the deal. So I began with the 3/8 bit and was pleased with how it steady it drilled into the material with not a lot of speed or pressure needed. Then using the 1/2" bit to enlarge the hole was as easy as wood. Unlike masonry bits I've used in the past, these have quite sharp cross points that needed a very small dimple in the block to get it started. Can't speak to durability, but at this price for 15 bits, and if you don't do a lot of drilling into masonry materials, you may not need to get more in the future.
Colorful Colorado
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023
They looked well made and came in two nice cases but I was only able to drill 2 holes per bit. I included reference pictures of the two bits I used, for 2 holes each. Both were run at slower speed and with water per the recommendation. All holes were drilled into concrete blocks to a depth of 1.5"I know that masonry bits don't last long but I think that these wear much too fast, I would expect to get a minimum of 10 holes per bit using the same slow and wet approach.I did not try them in any other material because I have better bits that are specially made for metal/wood/plastic.I like the storage cases and the quantity & sizes (I find 1/4" to be the most commonly needed size) but the short life was not acceptable.Your results may vary, but mine were not impressive.
Glenn S.
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023
The drills make clean holes in clay tiles and bricks, but the hex ends are a big problem.Some of the bit hex ends are too large, so they either won't go in the chuck or they jam inside it and don't want to come out.It took me several minutes to pry one out after drilling a hole. The hex was jammed inside my impact wrench's hex chuck, and just wouldn't come out the normal way. I tried a few other bits and the smaller sizes kept jamming.So if you can get them into and out of your drill chuck they will cut clean holes, but it's not worth the effort.I hope this helps. Thanks for reading and liking.
senior shopper
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023
I am presuming that the 1/4" size is most used size, from the manufacturer's research. It seems so. In any event, I will be using these to drill holes into my patio, to attach screen wall. They look well made, and I will post updates when the project is completed, after this heat wave is over.
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