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not good,
August 31, 2008
By bestlandscaper
from mass
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"I got these drillbits and they were not sharp i dont know if it was the drillbits i got or if they are all dull i would not recommend these drillbits to anyone"
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Get what you paid for,
August 18, 2008
By MarineTech
from ST. Marys< GA.
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"I know they where cheap but come on! Half the bits were not tempered right and just bent on contact. No kidding I was bending them with my hands they were so soft.The plastic case keeps falling apart so when you pick it up the bits fly all over. Do your self a favor and fork out a little more for better bits."
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Drill bit set,
August 11, 2008
By Dave1215
from Aurora Co
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"Received the set quickly, but, was disappionted with the packaging....the top cover clips were broken and the bottom of the base had come loose, allowing the bits to fall out. Have used several of the bits, and hve no other complaints than those above"
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Home Handyman
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Drill bits,
August 11, 2008
By Halffull
from Grafenwoehr, Germany
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"These drill bit are soft seal not hardern. Use once only, they been and do not stay sharp at all, well for the ones I got."
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Home Handyman
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5
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Drills Bits,
August 11, 2008
By JoeyM
from Keyport,NJ
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"These bits cut through steel like a hot knife through butter. The price for the whole set is a steal. The case is the best drill bit organizer I have ever owned. Thanks."
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Home Handyman
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4
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Good drill bits for the price.,
April 21, 2008
By jhuck
from Minnesota
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"The drill bits are good for the price. I use them for occasional use & they seem fine. Used them for wood & steel & they got the job done. You shouldn't expect too much for a set of bits that large for under $10"
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Home Handyman
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Advantek 62-Pc. Titanium Drill Bit Set,
April 15, 2008
By Handiman
from Ehrhardt, SC
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"I tried to drill mild steel with two different drill bits, 1/2 & 1/4 inch sizes. Being an experienced machinist & degreed engineer, I was using a fixed drill press with a controlled speed to provide 100 surface per minute action on the drills. They labored excessively to get thru a depth of 1/8 inch. In my opinion, the circular grind on the cutting edges was not prepared properly and/or the tool steel used was to soft to maintain a cutting edge. Increasing the speed also provided no improvement."
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Cheap, but decent,
April 14, 2008
By pywaket
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"Better bits are out there, but not at this price. As long as
these are used carefully, they certainly do the job"
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Home Handyman
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THE WORST SET OF BITS I EVER BOUGHT,
April 7, 2008
By rkiba
from WORC. MA
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"BITS COME PRE BENT, DULL AND TIPS HAVE 1 SIDE ANGLED MORE THEN THE OTHER, ONLY TOOK 14 BITS TO DRILL A 1/2" HOLE IN 3/16TH" PLATE STEEL!
I GUESS THE PRICE SAYS IT ALL!!! CHEAP!!!!"
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Cheap and cheaper,
January 21, 2008
By Techstar
from Raleigh, NC
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"This is a low-priced drill bit set - for what you pay you think you are getting a bargain but what you are getting is a box of garbage. My first time using this set, I took a 5/16" bit to enlarge a hole in a trailer rail - mild steel - and the bit wore down visibly on this first hole. The next bit I tried was the 1/8" - I tried drilling the trailer rail with my hand drill and the bit bent back like the letter V! I have never seen a drill bit bend like that before - if anything, they break - this indicates the bits do not have any temper whatsoever. At that point I brought these back. At least the manager at my local store stood behind the product and gave me a refund.
Save your money - this is a good illustration of the usually true adage that you get what you pay for - or less."
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