🛠️ Effortlessly Drill Perfect Pocket Holes with Kreg KPHA300 Easy-Set Pocket-Hole Drill Bit Review

I use these Kreg bits every day in my carpentry shop. We often have to change them because the tip breaks. Seems like they're a little more durable considering the price!

I like the newer 1/4" hex bits. I've found that last time I sent bits in for regrinding, singles weren't very profitable are. If one of them gets boring, I'll send 4 and sit down for a few years. Will Creg put a 1/4" hex on old bits while they're being sharpened?

My original Kreg drill bit broke the tip while drilling a Kreg pocket hole a few years later. I already bought a fake just in case I'm going to use a fake for a week or so needed Revain to provide a new Kreg beat. The fake worked pretty well, but when the Kreg replacement head came out, the fake was put back in stock. The Kreg bit is much sharper and cuts a cleaner hole. It's always good to have a "plan B".

I had to order a pair at a time because I know from experience they tend to break when they start to get a little boring.I'm on a hardwood project and don't want to be halfway there and have to take 1 break and wait for a new one to ship.I wish they could make a more durable drill bit that doesn't work won't dull anytime soon, but then not as many replacement bits will be sold, so I don't expect that.

Just what I needed Buy a spare drill bit too as Murphy's Law states Murphy has the right to trying to break off the end of the drill while making holes in pockets if you are drilling something (e.g. making holes in pockets) you are an amateur, the price of a replacement bat is cheap compared to that of your child or someone explaining to others that the project is on hold while you drop everything and try to find and buy another club while Murphy sits in your workshop laughing at you and…