🔧 Enhanced Performance: DEWALT DW1341 14 Piece Titanium Speed Set Review

Incredibly affordable quality. It won't even drill through metal if the sheet metal is less than a millimeter thick. I will turn back. Unless you only use this for wood, don't buy.

Fantastic drill set! The bits feel and look extremely durable and will last a very long time, if not forever. Best value for money guaranteed!

The bat in this set broke in half the first time it was used. No, I didn't do anything crazy with it, I just tried to poke a hole in a piece of wood and it broke in two.

Another thing I love about this set is that the case connects to other similarly sized Dewalt sets (e.g. screwdriver bits). can hold together.

No car there professional left for a home motor only but I drove all I needed so far it's nice and fast seems to help keep a sharp socket there it is just that It's mainly for a wooden light metal so I'm happy with them haven't broken it yet

Sometimes I do crafts on weekends so I don't use these attachments all the time. In the first week of use, one of the small nozzles broke. Luckily there were 2 bits of this size, and the other is already strong. The problem is that this is my pilot hole size for my trim screws.

Plastic storage box won't hold small parts in place. They end for free. You'll need to keep a piece of foam in a case to hold the bits in place. Also, be careful not to pinch your fingers in the hinge area when closing the case. It's too easy to get your fingers caught in the hinge area!

The very first time I used one it broke. I'm not sending it back because I have to drive 30 miles round trip to get back to the UPS store. Don't waste your money on these cheap drill bits. I had a set of professional drill bits and they last for many years. These are cheap drills, don't buy them.

Super sharp and the drill bits don't move at all, only gripe is that my 1/4 bit bit first time I used it trying to drill out an aluminum rivet. Then my 5/32 bit broke very quickly trying to drill through 1/8" thick steel plate. I've used the 1/2" bit many times to drill through thick aluminum and had no problems so far.

Used to improve drilling small holes in a metal insulating cup. The mug absorbed water into the heat-insulating layer every time it was washed, and the water did not flow out. I couldn't drill through the metal with conventional drill bits. With these titanium drill bits I was able to easily drill a small hole to allow air in on one side and water out on the other.