🔧 Bosch Carbide Tipped SDS Plus Storage HCK001: The Ultimate Tool Storage Solution Review

Drilling in brick and/or masonry is very easy when using these drill bits with a hammer drill. They cut like butter and stay sharp and regular drills are not recommended as the drill will overheat and fail quickly

This worked on my cordless drill. The bottom of the bit is small enough to fit in a drill bit holder. All in all, drilling through a concrete wall to insert a faucet worked well. I'm glad I'll buy them in case I need to get more clicks.

Required to drill multiple holes in very hard concrete and increase productivity over traditional hammer drills. I ended up buying an SDS Plus hammer drill, which drills holes in concrete very quickly. I chose the SDS Plus because I've never seen myself drilling holes larger than 1 inch in diameter. I also needed a set of small carbide concrete drill bits that I could easily throw in my tool box. . I drilled many holes close together without damaging any drill bits or the carbide end. The…

Needs a few holes out of the Magazine drill compressor. The 3/8 drill worked without any problems. The Bosch RH 328VC could drill four 6 inch deep holes in five minutes without clogging or going through holes.

Okay I haven't used them yet but if the beats are as good as they are they will be great! The bag is foldable so it can be easily transported or stored. The bits are marked on a red holder inside and if you have them all they even have a hole size so you can tell where it goes. I like the fact that they are inclined for easy removal rather than fighting them and the body. The closure on the case makes a very solid impression.