DeWalt DWA1184 Black Oxide Drill Review

Greetings to all! Today I want to share with you my impressions of the "one-on-one" use of a set of metal drills from DeWalt. The kit includes 6 drills with diameters of 2.3, 4.5, 6 and 8 mm. However, the drills differ from each other not only diameters. The drills are made of high speed steel with the addition of cobalt. First, I was pleased with the quality. Despite the fact that I use a set "on occasion", drills with a diameter of 2mm have about 80 holes, 3mm - more than 300.4mm - about…

I bought such a set of drills in Castorama. 1100 rubles for 10 drills. Moreover, next to the set, the same drills were sold separately. A 10mm drill, for example, cost 400 rubles. So the benefit of buying the whole set was obvious. The transparent lid of the set is very flimsy, but hasn't broken yet. Although, even if it breaks, nothing will fall out anywhere. Drills 1-5 mm are quite ordinary in appearance. Except for the gold oxide coating that protects the drill from overheating. But even…

I remove everything below. These bits dull faster than any bits I've ever had. I would sharpen them with my sharpener but I would send these things back. I don't know what's wrong with DEWALT drill bits but I assume they are inferior. Have an inexpensive black n decker better than these. I don't know why people talk bad about these exercises just because the picture is outdated. They are still DEWALT and as far as I can tell an updated version. Don't let people just looking for an excuse stop…

I know this is confusing because these products are shown as Black Oxide HSS Bits and I thought that was what I ordered. I have received black and gold bits that say they work well on wood, metal and plastic but the only detail for metal that needs drilling is a picture of what looks like a galvanized metal roof panel on an enclosure if i get it I ordered a kit because I needed it immediately so I used it even though I got the wrong one. Not sure what black and gold was supposed to be, but as I

As noted in other reviews here, as well as reviews from Home Depot etc, there is much confusion as to the classification of DeWalt drill bits. Their "Black Oxide" set is numbered SW1162, but on the DeWalt website it also appears to be painted black and gold. The website also implies that the only way to get "Black Oxide" is to order a set of 1162 as the individual bits are not listed. All of their sub-titanium grade bits appear to be from the "Black & Gold" HSS line, set number DWA1184, which…