Review on 🔨 Masonry Concrete Carbon Hammer Carbide by Agustin Bush

When doing housework I sometimes have to drill concrete foundations or brick. When installing a masonry fastener screw, you must first drill a hole for it to fit. I've found that a hammer drill with an SDS chuck works best for this. SDS stands for "Spline Drive System" for keeping SDS shank bits what they are. ) and 8mm (5/16"), 10mm (3/8"), 12mm (1/2"), 14mm (9/16") and 16mm (5/8") ), 9 in total. They are all approximately 160mm (6") long with a usable drilling depth of approximately 90mm. They are supplied in a compact plastic tube to accommodate them all. Photo 1 shows two double bit size bits together ;Photo 2 shows bit tips with TC cross design.. These bits are sized on the shank and have a carbon steel bit body to withstand impact drilling with a demolition hammer when used with an SDS impact drill (Fig. 3). a rotation of the drill in the drill chuck, which allows for quick drill changes since all SDS shanks are made of the same material, and rotation. drives impacts with only one direction of rotation, which is NOT suitable for these bits. ALWAYS USE EYE PROTECTION! High-speed rotating tools WILL Throwing debris that can cause serious injury Think Wear a respirator or heavy-duty dust mask when drilling concrete, as inhaling the fine powder can cause problems with lung silicosis. Safety above all! I highly recommend this DUDUA 9 Piece Carbon Steel Impact Drill Bit Set SDS Carbide Tip Drill Bit Set. The bits are solid, well made and should last a long time. This is excellent value for money. I hope you found the information and my review helpful.