💪 Powerful Performance: DEWALT DW5207 7 Piece Premium Percussion Set Review

Great bit set for masonry work. I've used this with a concrete/masonry bit and with a regular tile bit setting. I dip them in water to keep them cool for longer use. And before I put them away, I clean and oil them with a 3-in-1 multipurpose oil. So far I haven't had any problems with this set. One star deducted because of the packaging. It comes in a sealed plastic package and can be difficult to reuse if handled improperly. I used a razor to cut the top front of the plastic to create a valve…

This is amazing! They are of real Chinese quality! They will be the perfect gift for a person who has managed to disappoint and upset you deeply! They broke the first time you used them, and the person you gift them to will fully understand how those heartbreaking frustrations and frustrations they've caused you really feel like trying to do great things just for the sake of it to maintain these qualities of the Dewalt brand. The pieces will break as soon as they touch anything harder than…

When installing the bike hooks, I drilled the holes twice with the same drill bit on the same concrete surface, the only difference being the drill bits. So this is a very good comparison test that I hope will be useful. Tool used: Craftsman CMED741 rotary hammer. I didn't line them up quite right either, because moving them would cause the drill to have trouble penetrating. Dewalt Masonry Drill Bits (from this set): Each 1.25 inch deep hole took 1 to 2 minutes, with much less physical effort…

DeWalt drill set has an (to me) annoying bit set. His drills increase in 16 increments, from 3/16 to 1/2, except DeWalt decided to load the set with three [that's right, three] 1/4" drills and the 7/16 drill I'd love to hear DeWalt explain how they came up with this lineup.Anyway, for masonry drills I think it makes more sense to use an extra large bit than two extra 1/4" bits. Exposed concrete and concrete blocks are commonly found in the basement or garage where, in my experience at least…