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Saw this over at ToolGuyd http://toolguyd.com/milwaukee-step-drill-bits/
They are also made in the USA like most of Milwaukees consumables like saw blades and such.
Take a look at RUKO step drills too, they have been amazing quality for me over the years.
I seen the video on YouTube and they look like they perform great, very fast
I’ve been using these step drill bits for a bit now. Working great for my 1/2in KO electrical needs so far. They just need to make some designed for the impact hex shank
really like how the size is displayed on the bit, it looks like it is much more visible!
K.C wrote:
I’ve been using these step drill bits for a bit now. Working great for my 1/2in KO electrical needs so far. They just need to make some designed for the impact hex shank
It is strange how a lot of unibits don’t offer a shank for impacts
Dewalt makes a few impact ready ones.
I’ve been looking at the dewalt impact ones, I just use my makita metal hex to chuck accessory.
Anyone tried the harbor freight ones? I’ve been tempted by the prices but I don’t know if they’re worth it. You can get a 3 pack different sizes for under $10
Dewalt spoiled me with impact ready wont buy a unibit that wont fit in my impact now.
Javier, on something like that you get what you pay for.