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I just saw these at Lowe’s, they are the bosch masonry drill bits for the impact tools.
I’m going to buy some, and check em out.
I saw those last night looks interesting let us know how they work
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They got a kit?
Jimbo
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Note that it says it doesn’t drill concrete, only brick and tile.
JimboS1ice wrote:
54 minutes ago, JimboS1ice said:They got a kit?
Jimbo
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Yes a 5 pack
Stercorarius wrote:
43 minutes ago, Stercorarius said:Note that it says it doesn’t drill concrete, only brick and tile.
I’m going to try them in concrete
Might work for a shallow depth in concrete. Not really best geometry for concrete thou. Plus impact not designed that way
I just drilled concrete, not sure how long it will last though in concrete. I like them though.
Fazzman wrote:
Might work for a shallow depth in concrete. Not really best geometry for concrete thou. Plus impact not designed that way
Shallow, and small diameter. If you hit any aggregate, it really slows down, and you have to push hard.
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They probably do really awesome in brick and such I bet. Hard to beat a rotary hammer in concrete. I love my Bosch roto hammer with the Bosch SDS+ bits.
Yeah I’m going to try them in cinder block, and brick. Basically they are the multi con bits with a hex shank, for use in impact tools.
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I got these for hammer drill before got cordless SDS rotary drill and they work really good in concrete. Used them mainly to put in tapcons and always sunk them all the way to chuck of drill with no problem. Seemed to last awhile, got the 6 pack and think only used one. Guess if you only have impact though wouldn’t be very useful.
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jrk_indle84 wrote:
https://www.ohiopowertool.com/p-6272-bosch-blue-granite-turbo-carbide-hammer-drill-bit-316-x-4-x-6-hcbg04t.aspxI got these for hammer drill before got cordless SDS rotary drill and they work really good in concrete. Used them mainly to put in tapcons and always sunk them all the way to chuck of drill with no problem. Seemed to last awhile, got the 6 pack and think only used one. Guess if you only have impact though wouldn’t be very useful.
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The blue granite are great bits
Yes I too have to agree, the Bosch bits are great.
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yeah I like them too. most of my accessories are Bosch as far as blades and masonry bits go.
Fazzman wrote:
They probably do really awesome in brick and such I bet. Hard to beat a rotary hammer in concrete. I love my Bosch roto hammer with the Bosch SDS+ bits.
Yeah forget it ha SDS all the way in smaller and medium applications
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KnarlyCarl wrote:
On May 19, 2016 at 2:16 PM, KnarlyCarl said:Yeah forget it ha SDS all the way in smaller and medium applications
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I use the Bosch bits in my hammer drill regularly, but have been seriously considering a cordless SDS so I don’t have to bring out my big rotary hammer form mid size drilling.