🔩 Carbide Concrete Fastener SNG534 by Snug Review

I purchased a drill bit for concrete drilling in the category of industrial and scientific cutting tools. Thanks to my knowledge gained in practice, I found this product to be ineffective and a complete waste of money. While it managed to make some progress, it struggled to cut through tougher sections and left a messy hole. The only positive is that it's made of carbide, but that's not enough to make up for its lack of functionality.

Good bits for drilling holes in hadit blocks. Not suitable for punching holes in old 7-bag concrete. Unassuming performance of the Milwaukee 1/2" drill bit with punch option. Throw those drill bits away and switch to a Dewalt SDS bit in a cheap cargo port rock drill bit. Never mind!

I bought these drill bits to drill concrete with a hammer drill. I bought well-known brands of drill bits from a large store nearby. Using brand name drill bits I was able to drill about six holes before each bit seemed to lose effectiveness in my 18 volt hammer drill. I bought these drills because they were a lot cheaper. After using up branded drills, I switched to these drills. I immediately noticed a drop in performance and struggled to drill each hole with an 18v hammer drill, which worked