🔨 Enhance Your Woodworking with COMOWARE's Titanium Coated 6-Piece Set! Review

Bought mainly for 7/8 inch drill bits. When used in my drill press, the drill bit wobbles and seems misaligned. Drill a test hole, make sure it cuts through quickly after I get over the wobble, but the hole isn't 7/8 inch. My plan was to insert a metal sleeve into the hole, which didn't happen. I measured the bit width and found it to be 0.020 inches too small. For 90% of the tasks this probably won't be a problem, but for what I wanted to do it won't work. I guess I'll have to spend more money

I bought these to drill studs for an electrical job (drilling 2 x 4 wood to run wires through) and needed some new bits to replace some of the worn ones I have. I assumed they were cheap but also figured they would last since it was all wood. But that's not the case. The 3/4" bit broke one of the spurs and the blade on one side on the first heavy knot I made and the 1" bit dulled so much from the start that it was unusable. I drilled about 20 holes with 5/8 and 7/8 bits but they aren't sharp…

I often needed bits that were slightly larger than the regular bits I would use for woodworking. I've had several different paddles and rusty baits that were rusty, dull and so old I suspect they were gifted to me so long ago I can't remember. I tried using one of these and all I did was mess up the interface. Then I would just use a regular bit and drill the hole I needed. A really sad way of working with wood. The first thing I used these bits for was turning the spindles on an old rocking…