🔩 Carbide Concrete SNG535 by Snug Fastener Review

SNUG FASTENER TEN 5/32" x 5-1/2" CARBIDE DRILL BIT FOR STONE Tapcon Masonry. screw. They drill very well in concrete and mortar. I have also used them for bricks. If it's not a soft brick, they won't last long. They are in my home store. If I live in a brick house, I wouldn't be without her. They also drill a large pilot hole for larger rock bits. A length of 5 1/2 inches is sufficient for most needs. Highly recommended.

I have found masonry drill bits to be very similar to tile/stone saw blades. They just aren't meant to last forever. In the past, my tactic has been to buy the very best and try to get as much life out of them as possible. After using them, I changed tactics: I think it's better to buy bits of acceptable quality and replace them as soon as they break or become dull. I've used them on concrete that I needed to install anchor bolts in and they worked great. I've even hammered them in to drill…

Excellent quality drill bits and this set of 10 is cheaper than I can buy locally. I would have had to drive around a few towns to get them at a larger hardware store at that price. They are just as strong as the ones I got from my local hardware store and have a carbide tip. The trick with these types of drill bits is to get enough for your project as they wear out. These masonry drill bits have a good sharp point so they work well on concrete as well as brick and stone. If you order them…