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Irwin Speedbor 17 piece spade bit set with soft case @ Menards $15.99
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$19.99
This set sells for $60 at Amazon, though they had it for $25 last week. Ships free to store, if there's one near you, or pay for shipping to home. With shipping and tax it cost me $28.50.
https://www.menards.com/main/tool...316176.h
https://www.menards.com/main/tool...316176.h
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Or if you were asking because you're thinking about the gardening tool called a spade, the answer is that these are not the same tool, just the same name. These are essentially just drill bits meant for making large-ish holes.
1) don't bother buying a set. You'll use the 5/8, 3/4, or 1" pretty much exclusively.
2) these are mostly for drilling crude holes in studs to run wire or pipe. For electrical I use the 3/4 90% of the time even if its a little big because it makes pulling wire easily.
3) buy extras of what you use the most, for me thats the 3/4. Hit a buried nail once and any brand of these becomes a throw away in a second.
A real useful pack would be 2 each of the sizes I mentioned with a bonus 2 3/4's. Wish they'd sell em like that!
1) don't bother buying a set. You'll use the 5/8, 3/4, or 1" pretty much exclusively.
2) these are mostly for drilling crude holes in studs to run wire or pipe. For electrical I use the 3/4 90% of the time even if its a little big because it makes pulling wire easily.
3) buy extras of what you use the most, for me thats the 3/4. Hit a buried nail once and any brand of these becomes a throw away in a second.
A real useful pack would be 2 each of the sizes I mentioned with a bonus 2 3/4's. Wish they'd sell em like that!
https://www.menards.com/main/tool...874&ipos
definitely recommend to anyone needing a set. it holds sharpness fairly well, only dull one I found a nail in some recycled wood that it didn't like