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Bosch Impact Tough 7-Piece High-Speed Steel Masonry Drill Bit Set for Impact Driver and Hammer Drill $16.98 (24% off)
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Lowe's has Bosch Impact Tough 7-Piece High-Speed Steel Masonry Drill Bit Set for Hammer Drill for 16.98 Was $22.48
SAVE 24%
Carbide-tipped masonry bit with upgraded hex shank design – engineered to provide long bit life and fast material removal
Asymmetric diamond-ground carbide tip – allows for fast drilling and longer bit life
Upgraded hex shank – allows use in impact drivers and hammer drill/drivers for added versatility
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Bosch-Im...1000549605
SAVE 24%
Carbide-tipped masonry bit with upgraded hex shank design – engineered to provide long bit life and fast material removal
Asymmetric diamond-ground carbide tip – allows for fast drilling and longer bit life
Upgraded hex shank – allows use in impact drivers and hammer drill/drivers for added versatility
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Bosch-Im...1000549605
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| Rating: | (4.8 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 44 Lowe's Reviews |
| Product Name: | Bosch Impact Tough 7-Piece High-Speed Steel Masonry Drill Bit Set for Hammer Drill |
| Product Description: | Bosch Hex Shank Hammer Drill Masonry Bits deliver 4X life vs. standard masonry bits, and have been redesigned with hex shanks for use in hammer drills and impact drivers. These bits feature asymmetric diamond-ground carbide tips, which deliver fast drilling and longer bit life in hammer drills and impact drivers. The tips are designed for precise starts and less bit walking. The bit heads are manufactured with exclusive Bosch-made carbide. They have milled U-flutes with deep-cut spirals for fast drilling in block, masonry and concrete. The hex shank provides aggressive gripping power. |
| Model Number: | LBHXS7U |
| Product SKU: | 1000549605 |
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Get a cheap SDS drill from HF (Bauer now?) and then good Bosch or Dewalt SDS bits.
Get a cheap SDS drill from HF (Bauer now?) and then good Bosch or Dewalt SDS bits.
Wait... What?
Can you use hex shank bits in the Bosch SDS rotary drill, since it has (what appears to be) a special chuck for SDS bits?
A regular old drill with a hammer setting will do just fine for these smaller sizes. But sure, if you are doing dozens of larger and deeper holes, an SDS will make quicker work of it - you can still use a regular hammer drill, it'll just take longer. I wouldn't personally lug out my big SDS (and it's special expensive bits) unless I was doing several deeper holes of 1/2" or larger.
Can you use hex shank bits in the Bosch SDS rotary drill, since it has (what appears to be) a special chuck for SDS bits?
Great translation, btw.
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