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πŸ”© Irwin 5026016 Spiral Masonry Tool Review

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Description of πŸ”© Irwin 5026016 Spiral Masonry Tool

Tungsten carbide tip is durable when drilling in concrete and brick. Deep single flute removes dust fast for increased drilling speed and longer bit life. Diamond ground tip has aggressive cutting angles for increased drilling speed. Fits all hammer drills with 3-jaw or Jacobs chuck.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Strong and durable. Spare bit for the tool.

Strong and durable. Spare bit for a tool kit (cheap). The original drill bit was used to drill a hole in a 12 inch concrete foundation. It failed before it passed. This replacement drill drilled three holes and the carbide drill still looks "new". difference between day and night.

Pros
  • Diamond ground tip has aggressive cutting angles to increase drilling speed
Cons
  • A dubious purchase for the elderly

Revainrating 5 out of 5

ideal for attaching lumber to concrete

I needed to mount my workbench to a concrete block wall. I bought large rock bolts for strength and bought this drill bit to drill through a concrete block wall. I pre-drilled the wood with a regular drill and then switched to this drill to drill through the cinder blocks, which worked well and quickly, just as I expected.

Pros
  • Deep single groove quickly removes dust, increases drill speed and extends drill bit life
Cons
  • Quick instructions

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The extra inch helps a lot. Giggity

Use this bad boy to run camera cables around the house. Works amazing and goes through concrete like butter. 1/2 inch is a bit flimsy for the PoE camera cables and had to drill a few times to make it bigger. Long enough to go through a cinder block! For PoE or Ethernet cable 3/4" spring.

Pros
  • Fits any rotary hammer with a 3-jaw or Jacobs chuck
Cons
  • Something else