Enegitech Twist Drill Bit Size Review

A solid set of bits for the price - be careful opening the packaging as some are so small they can fall out inside the packaging. . The quality of materials isn't really the best, but it matches the price - if you're looking for something to repeatedly drill into metal this probably isn't the best, but if you're looking to drill into softer materials, they should suit your needs, no problem!

Good drill set in a good case. A good set for normal, light work. Probably not suitable for the driver. Didn't post well. Most of the parts were dangling in the case, and a few small ones fell out and ended up in the package. Look for all parts before throwing away the packaging, I had to search through the trash. Essentially, you must refrain from flipping a closed set upside down or you could lose some parts.

This Enegitech twist drill bit set arrived with a small plastic window knocked out and there were a lot of small bits in the box. The case and bits were packed in a ziplock plastic bag. When I reassembled the bits and replaced them in the correct order, the 3 smallest bits were missing. Those are the ones that are of little use anyway. The case is metal and well made, but the plastic windows are held in place by small plastic tabs. 2 tabs were broken on the small window and the plastic window…

I have more drills than I'll ever need, but what I didn't have was a small handy set in a storage case for my drill bag. Now I have that too. This set probably won't cover all your needs (not even a 1/2" drill bit is included), but it covers most of them and comes in a handy clear case that clearly labels the bit size. The 32-inch drill bit doesn't stay in place and you might even lose it when you open the case for the first time, but I don't expect this drill bit to be used very often either…

Every once in a while I use my drill and my old set of bits gets lost or breaks and rolls off in my aging suitcase. For the occasional drill press user like me who sometimes needs inch bits (sometimes use requires a metric bit). These work fine. I mostly drill in wood, but I do drill in aluminum every once in a while, so all I need is the occasional handyman. The metal case containing the bits (see image) is fine once opened and I have found that you need to be careful as when flipping over…

I enjoy woodwork and housework and much of my own work as an auto mechanic. Fixing my own stuff is a joy when I have the right tools on hand, especially quality drill bits. This is a set of 19 SAE M35 HSS 5% Cobalt (HSS-Co) drill bits in a metal index box holder. This complete set has split points which I liked to see as it makes it easier to start a hole without a drill. Many drills have a split point but don't have one; DO these. They also have a shank with size indication. This 19-piece set…

These drills cut very well, about what you would expect from a higher quality cobalt drill. Most drill much better if you drill a small pilot hole first, but that is typical of most drills. I drilled a couple of holes in the steel and they cut well and the coating barely rubbed off after drilling the holes. The cutting edges were not worn at all. Unfortunately, the manufacturer chose the most ridiculous sizes for this "set". This isn't a set at all, as a number of exercises are missing from…