The Milwaukee Shockwave 195-piece Impact Driver Bit Set is engineered to be the Most Durable, Best Fitting driver bits on the market. The Wear Guard Tip delivers increased wear resistance which protects the impact bit's fit over the life of the bit. The Shockzone is optimized for each tip type and length of driver bit in the set to absorb peak torque and prevent breaking. The driver bits have Custom Alloy76 for a customized steel and heat treatment per tip type to extend the life of the user's driver bits, providing up to 50X life versus other impact driver bits on the market. The Milwaukee Shockwave driver bits are built to provide users with extreme durability for the most demanding applications.
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Thanks to SD I have enough bits, recip saw blades and OMT blades to run my own store, but I wanted to stop by and say that this was an excellent write up on some decent stuff.
These are subpar bits right? Makita ImpactX is less durable than Impact XPS, and the Milwaukee bits have the older carrying case. But they do give you tons of bits.
Thanks. I'll be on the look out. By all in one, I just meant, masonry, metal, wood bits
Ah, gotcha. (been a long time since I was that broke, lol)
I can tell you that all in one bits are not a good idea unless you have no other choice.
The right bits for the right jobs will last 10 times longer and will be less likely to break and will make much cleaner holes, which is important.
Masonry and wood bits aren't that expensive. Diablo brand is one of the highest rated for DIY stuff. Makita is also good (better than Milwaukee)
Metal bits can get pricey but you get what you pay for. A decent diy (24 or so bits?)set is not really expensive.
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Ah, gotcha. (been a long time since I was that broke, lol)
I can tell you that all in one bits are not a good idea unless you have no other choice.
The right bits for the right jobs will last 10 times longer and will be less likely to break and will make much cleaner holes, which is important.
Masonry and wood bits aren't that expensive. Diablo brand is one of the highest rated for DIY stuff. Makita is also good (better than Milwaukee)
Metal bits can get pricey but you get what you pay for. A decent diy (24 or so bits?)set is not really expensive.
Yes, so I am not looking cor an all in one bit (that is one bit does everything).
I should have worded it better, what I meant was I want a set/case (of drill bits) that has those bits in them but not sure which brands to for. I used to use ryobi but I really didn't like their bits much.
I'll be looking at the father's day dill for makita Milwaukee bits i guess
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Not sure if it's been posted already, but looking at this, too, which seems like a good value (and I dig the handy case): https://www.homedepot.c
Good work, OP.
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I've had the Makita set for a number of years. I've yet to strip or break a bit and I tend to abuse tools.
I can tell you that all in one bits are not a good idea unless you have no other choice.
The right bits for the right jobs will last 10 times longer and will be less likely to break and will make much cleaner holes, which is important.
Masonry and wood bits aren't that expensive. Diablo brand is one of the highest rated for DIY stuff. Makita is also good (better than Milwaukee)
Metal bits can get pricey but you get what you pay for. A decent diy (24 or so bits?)set is not really expensive.
I can tell you that all in one bits are not a good idea unless you have no other choice.
The right bits for the right jobs will last 10 times longer and will be less likely to break and will make much cleaner holes, which is important.
Masonry and wood bits aren't that expensive. Diablo brand is one of the highest rated for DIY stuff. Makita is also good (better than Milwaukee)
Metal bits can get pricey but you get what you pay for. A decent diy (24 or so bits?)set is not really expensive.
I should have worded it better, what I meant was I want a set/case (of drill bits) that has those bits in them but not sure which brands to for. I used to use ryobi but I really didn't like their bits much.
I'll be looking at the father's day dill for makita Milwaukee bits i guess
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