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Haha yeah - you CAN drill a hole in to concrete with a normal drill. It just isn't fun.
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I find it ... revealing that you both would use a 1/8 bit to visualize that :lmao:
Seriously, though,. 1/8" bit size kinda limits the usefulness of this deal IMO.
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+1 Too bad only a few available around me.
I have a set of Craftsman bits that are a lot better than some of the cheaper bits I have bought in the past. I am a DIYer but the best bits I have found...
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Sears has Craftsman 1/8 x 3" Masonry Drill Bit on salle for $0.44. Store pick-up is free. Thanks Dsar2012
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Complain about her cooking?
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:lol:
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I agree it greatly depends on the drill as well. Ideally you would want to use a hammerdrill with these.
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Cold water on hot metal can sometimes lead to weakening or embrittlement of the metal. Since these are so cheap, you could buy a couple and swap them out if heat is a big concern.
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I actually needed this. Thanks OP. In for 2
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I think a picture will help if we want to pretend it is his girlfriend...
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The 1/8" masonry bits are ideal for pilot holes in old concrete bocks for round masonry nails. The old block don't blow out with a pilot hole.
pilot holes with nail and a piece tie wire also make a...
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uh... kids, you CANNOT use a regular drill for these. It just doesnt work. The tip is dull, you need the hammering action of the hammer drill to cut through masonry.
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I punch a lot of holes in concrete and block. A hammer drill is a must! ;) These bits work more like a spinning chisel. The hammer effect drives the bit deeper in to the work.
I wish these where...
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Yeah and you can also drill through concrete with a dinner spoon (Shawshank Redemption and Alcatraz come to mind) :lol: but there are more efficient ways to make a hole.
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Hey, even an inexpensive hammer drill will put you in the game! Different materials require different techniques. A carbide tip, even on a cheap bit, could be dressed with an abrasive wheel and put...
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my drill is a dewalt. It has a hammer setting and a ton of speed settings. Are you saying I am putting to much speed? I also have an impact driver, have not tried to use that.
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You're not kidding. On my dremel, an old high priced solid tungsten carbide bit is still sharp and going strong no matter what I've thrown at it.
The cheapie bits, not so much. I've had the...
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Dude I totally agree....I always pretend it's your girlfriend too.
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FP!?!? seems a bit obscure for FP.
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Can't agree more about rotary hammer. I used a standard 18v driver/drill with masonry bit to get through some concrete pavers and it wasn't a fun/short process. About 2wks ago, I purchased the Makita...
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Back of the packaging says "Fast and efficient drilling of 1/8 inch holes in concrete, asphalt, cinder block, and peep holes in campground bathrooms."
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in for 1
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Uh,you are not true slick dealer. :)
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WOOHOO Smokin'. Don't forget to use Mr R for another 4%.
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are all masonry bits the same? I use some to put stuff up on my basement cement blocks and they don't work very well. It takes forever and they are spent after one or two holes. I do use water to...
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In my experience, no (keep in mind I'm not a pro or anything, just a guy that does alot of DIY). Better concrete/masonry bits (i.e. more $) are worth it. Ditto for ones with diamond - the ones I buy...
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Agreed. You need 5/32 bit for 3/16" tapcons. Not sure what I would need 1/8" bit for.
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what did i need this bit for? lol
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Deal is dead
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Reps.
That's about the only use for a 1/8 (3mm) masonry drill bit.
If you ask, then you do not need it. :D
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thanks I grabbed one there were 3 in stock at my local sears.
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Great Deal !!
Repped !!
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http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00967430000P
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No, Rotary Hammer bits don't work with a standard drill or even with a basic hammer drill. The bit in this thread is not a rotary hammer bit though.
I would recommend using a hammer drill for...
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I think the key to it is using a hammer drill or like I do, I use a constant in/out motion - just pretend it's your girlfriend. ;)
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Yours cooks??? Send her my way when you're done with her!
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Nope....only masonry, stone, bricks, etc.
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These are carbide tipped. Zoom in on the picture and you'll see.
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