RYOBI Introduces the Black Oxide Drill and Drive Kit (20-Piece). This 20-Piece Drill and Drive kit is a great starter kit for all your projects containing wood, metal, and plastic materials. The Black Oxide bits are constructed out of high-speed steel with a black oxide finish to offer superior durability. Another key detail of these bits, is the 135° split point that prevents your bit from walking and ensures drilling on contact. This kit features bits containing a TORSION ZONE that is engineered to absorb the high torque and demand that comes with the use of an impact driver for 3X longer life. The magnetic bit holder is best paired with our 1 in. bits to create extended reach, and the magnetic design to securely hold the bit. The compact case adds effortless storage and mobility. This set includes (7) Black Oxide Drill Bits, (8) 1 in. Impact Rated Driver Bits, (4) 2 in. Impact Rated Drive Bits, and (1) Impact Magnetic Bit Holder.
Product SKU:
314892345_314892345
UPC:
33287193868
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Model: RYOBI Drill and Impact Drive Kit (20-Piece)
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Is the 40 piece worth the extra money or are the most common bits mainly in the 20 piece?
Looks like the 1 and 1/2 inch spades are useful if you need a new set or starting off with tools.
Im on by 4th set or so, so I have plenty of random stuff and parts. The $6 set might be nice as a spare in a small bag or something.
I've heard Ryobi bits are horrible quality and DeWalt has a better reputation for bits. Any experts wanna chime in?
If you are an at home DIY - Ryobi is good enough. I build a lot of props with other parents, they have dewalt tools and bits. I noticed that their bits last fairly longer than my ryobi bits. I've used Hart Branded ones (Walmart) and noticed poor build quality and durability.
so these have been around since at least 2010 -- every year -- same price ... these are really good for the money ... a lot of one time use drill bits that go dull very quick but for 6 and 10 ... not bad at all ....
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I use this exact kit with my rigid drill
Im on by 4th set or so, so I have plenty of random stuff and parts. The $6 set might be nice as a spare in a small bag or something.
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For occasional use, Ryobi is good enough.
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Finally needed it for a 7/32 hex bit only to find out there's only 1/8, 5/32, TWO of 3/16, and TWO of 1/4. No 7/32
Wtf
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