🔧 Uxcell Industrial Drill Bits: Professional Reduced Shank Twist Drill Cutting Tools for Precision Jobs Review

As a hesitant buyer, I purchased this Industrial and Scientific cutting tool for my metal works project. As a result of my tests, I determined that this drill bit is exceptional for drilling through heavy metals as it has a reduced shank that fits perfectly onto my power drill. It produces clean and precise holes with minimal effort. However, I did notice some minor chipping after multiple uses, but this was expected with the rigorous drilling. Overall, I highly recommend this product to any…

What do you like about this drill? Nothing. I bought this because I needed to make a 1.8mm hole so figured I'd buy a new good sharp bit. I just have a "new" drill bit. This thing is SO boring. I won't even try to use it because I know it won't even cut a round hole. All those hundreds of reviews giving them 5 stars must be fake; or made by people who have literally never used a good drill. That thing is GARBAGE. I actually considered just throwing it away and writing off $6, but no. I'll return

Ok, yes, it works. And I'm glad I finally got my hands on a smelly metric chisel. This drill is made from 4341 hss and is more expensive than a port cargo drill. M2 is what almost everyone uses cheap gold bits with no cobalt, including high frequency bits. I appreciate that this drill maker makes metric bits, thanks for that, but the steel isn't as good as the cheap standard bits at the bottom of the barrel, just a note for those who care. It has two percent less molybdenum and tungsten than M2