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RYOBI Diamond Grit Impact Driving Set (52-Piece), $14.97, FS, Home Depot

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Home Depot has RYOBI Diamond Grit Impact Driving Set (52-Piece) for $14.97. Shipping is free.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../326243033
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Home Depot has RYOBI Diamond Grit Impact Driving Set (52-Piece) for $14.97. Shipping is free.

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4d ago
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Rsh1234
4d ago
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Is this set good to use in concrete, using hammer drill?
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goobyalus
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Quote from Rsh1234 :
Is this set good to use in concrete, using hammer drill?
These are driving bits, not drilling bits. You wouldn't use them with a hammer drill function.
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spicymchaggis
4d ago
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I've heard everything from "Ryobi bits are trash" to seeing a video where project farm said they were the best bang for the buck. I'm a huge Ryobi person but I bought makita bits because they were highly acclaimed. Never heard about these diamond bits though. Does anybody know?
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shortprong
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Diamond bits offer the most grip of any style tip. But, Only 12 of the bits are actually Diamond coated.
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Quote from spicymchaggis :
I've heard everything from "Ryobi bits are trash" to seeing a video where project farm said they were the best bang for the buck. I'm a huge Ryobi person but I bought makita bits because they were highly acclaimed. Never heard about these diamond bits though. Does anybody know?

They rusted for me (a non-diamond set) but I'm in Florida
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big mike
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Keep in mind only a handful of the bits are actually diamond grit enhanced (Couple each 2" long robertson/torx and 4 each of 1" long and 2" long ph2, so 12 of 52 pieces?). I bought a 4 pack of the PH2 x 2" for about 6.50 and a 2 pack of the PH2 x 6 which at least now are 10 bucks, and they're great. This is probably the first time I've seen a diamond grit set with enough bits (and an assortment of types instead of all Phillips) in diamond for a good price though normally you get 4 or 8 ph2 only, you're getting the diamond grits for a good price and the other 40 for free if you want to look at it that way. They seem to be great, I haven't used them a ton but they really do seem tougher than standard bits and grip well.
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Quote from spicymchaggis :
I've heard everything from "Ryobi bits are trash" to seeing a video where project farm said they were the best bang for the buck. I'm a huge Ryobi person but I bought makita bits because they were highly acclaimed. Never heard about these diamond bits though. Does anybody know?

I broke a ton of these bits when using them with my ryobi impact... I probably won't be buying them again.
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There isn't a brand of bit I haven't broken. Adjust your expectations, or be more cautious. I just buy all of them when on a big discount.

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