🔨 Bosch HCBG02 BlueGranite Carbide Hammer: Unmatched Durability and Precision for Demanding Jobs Review

I've drilled a ton of ceramic bonsai pots so I can tell you which ones really work and last. This is the best I've tried (you can skip Dewalt). It still gets kicked out after 10-20 holes, but it's the best you can do with a material as hard as ceramic. I've tried a few others that give me 2 holes and then become garbage.

These bits work really well on concrete in my cordless hammer drill so I think they will work even better with a corded hammer drill. That's a big difference between the free bits you get with a tap set and that's about all I've ever used in a Hilti impact drill other than the SDS bits.

I must have surprisingly hard wall tiles. I bought two of these and each wore out after drilling an average of 1.5-2 holes. Now I have one bit that has clearly lost its sharpness and another that seems to have lost its head. However they worked where my previous Bosch masonry bits which came with an assortment of different bits (also made in China) failed. May I recommend you? Despite the short lifespan, I have to say yes, because I just bought 5 packs exactly the same. Look for 5 packs in…