Amazon has
14-Piece CRAFTSMAN Gold Oxide Drill Bit Set for Wood, Plastic, or Metal (CMAM2214) for
$9.98.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
Lowe's has
14-Piece CRAFTSMAN Gold Oxide Drill Bit Set for Wood, Plastic, or Metal (CMAM2214) for
$9.98.
Shipping is free for MyLowe's Rewards Members (
free to join) or select free store pickup where stock permits.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Ace Hardware also has
14-Piece CRAFTSMAN Gold Oxide Drill Bit Set for Wood, Plastic, or Metal (CMAM2214) for
$9.99.
Shipping is free for Ace Rewards Members (
free to join) or select free store pickup where stock permits.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Acme Tools also has
14-Piece CRAFTSMAN Gold Oxide Drill Bit Set for Wood, Plastic, or Metal (CMAM2214) for
$9.99. Select free store pickup where stock permits; otherwise shipping is $6.49.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
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Product Details:
- Gold Oxide Coated drill bits promotes longer life
- Split Point provides precise hole placement and clean, burr-free holes
- Carrying Case for compact and durable storage
- Common applications include sheet metal; wood; PVC
- Includes (14) GOLD OXIDE DRILL BITS: 1/16-in, 15/64-in, 3/32-in, 7/64-in, (2) 1/8-in, 9/64-in, 5/32-in, 3/16-in, 7/32-in, 1/4-in, 5/16-in, 3/8-in, 1/2-in
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Anyway, I worked for Sears Hometown and corporate stores for a few years. Quality went downhill around 2014 when they started making the hand tools in China and came out with the Evolve series with a limited warranty WITH receipt.
Anyway, I've had great luck with Harbor Freight drill bits. Hex shank and standard. I've drilled even some fairly thick stock from an overbuilt bunk bed. It was over twice as thick as a standard bed frame. Just step up the bits instead of trying to start with a 1/2" into the thicker metal.
I'm not a professional, by any means, but I'd trust HF more than Craftsman for some things, especially bits.
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