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Model: RYOBI Drill and Impact Drive Kit (20-Piece)
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I have a lot of Ryobi tools that I like, but these drill bits are complete crap. Others have posted similar sentiments ever time these are posted here.
Maybe good for a beginner DIY or for your kid. All the small drill bits eventually snap on me no matter how I use it.
I replaced all my Ryobi ones with black and Decker with gold / titanium. They haven't broken on me since.
Spend a bit more for something that will last you. If not, you'll have an incomplete project on your hand and a scramble to find a suitable drill bit when this inevitably snaps
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I have a lot of Ryobi tools that I like, but these drill bits are complete crap. Others have posted similar sentiments ever time these are posted here.
Maybe good for a beginner DIY or for your kid. All the small drill bits eventually snap on me no matter how I use it.
I replaced all my Ryobi ones with black and Decker with gold / titanium. They haven't broken on me since.
Spend a bit more for something that will last you. If not, you'll have an incomplete project on your hand and a scramble to find a suitable drill bit when this inevitably snaps
I have a lot of Ryobi tools that I like, but these drill bits are complete crap. Others have posted similar sentiments ever time these are posted here.
Can confirm. The drill bits are garbage. I have a set of Dewalts that work super well. Avoid these unless you only expect to drill soft pine.
I own Ryobi stock so I am happy to say the quality of these drill bits are superior to all and are made in the USA with a life time warranty that expired the day after you bought them.
will concur with the rest of the comments, stay away, bought this couple of years ago, first time using one of the bits it broke. Returned it and got some dewalt bits and have worked great since.
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I replaced all my Ryobi ones with black and Decker with gold / titanium. They haven't broken on me since.
Spend a bit more for something that will last you. If not, you'll have an incomplete project on your hand and a scramble to find a suitable drill bit when this inevitably snaps
All my power tools are ryobi. They are just fine. This is not fine and the quality is garbage.
Source: I bought two sets of this on last sd for a dolar less.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Tigga573
I replaced all my Ryobi ones with black and Decker with gold / titanium. They haven't broken on me since.
Spend a bit more for something that will last you. If not, you'll have an incomplete project on your hand and a scramble to find a suitable drill bit when this inevitably snaps
you can not expect too much out of it
I got this one yesterday and feel it not bad for less intensive tasks
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All my power tools are ryobi. They are just fine. This is not fine and the quality is garbage.
Source: I bought two sets of this on last sd for a dolar less.
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