🏗️ JOERIC Masonry Concrete Tungsten Wood 5-12mm (Improved SEO) Review

These have not yet been used, but it is very important to have these tips in our toolbox when we install ADA (ie Braille and Embossed) signs for schools. Very often we are surprised that the surface we have been told is one thing and there is something else below the surface, or we find an electrical control of where our sign is and moving the sign means a sudden installation on the Tile, maybe, and not stucco. That's why it's so important to have a kit like this available to our sign…

When you start cutting something hard, such as wood. B. Ceramic tile, wet the drill bit. I can't tell you how many packs of masonry pieces I've bought in the past. They all seem to last a while, all but the super cheap ones, but don't expect to find a beat for a lifetime. So the trick is to find a good backpack that will get the job done relatively inexpensively. You are doing a good job. I don't expect them to last very long. I'm sorting out the ceramic tiles in the bathroom. It really helps…

Pros:- 10 sizes- Nice heavy steel bits with black protective electroplating- Tungsten carbide cutting tips- Fairly long shanks- Seems to cut through concrete well, at least when new- Made for 1/4" chuck 4" hex drive , which is so handy for most cordless drills and screwdrivers as well as regular drill chucks. Cons: - Electroplated black finish will wear away on first use - Packaging will collapse leaving no place to store bits once opened - Long shank makes small bits more brittle so use of…