🔩 Efficient Drilling Made Easy with Kreg Tool DKDB Stepped Drill Review

This drill works great. He's extremely sharp. In fact, be careful when you take it out of the box or you might cut your fingers. I used this bit to join some red oak planks (3/4 inch) and it drilled clean, straight holes as directed. I bought it because other reviewers said the higher metallurgy in this drill bit made it worth the money due to the longer life. Haven't used it much yet but it should last longer than the original tip that came with my Kreg. I wonder why I waited so long to get my

I was a little (no pun intended) reluctant to spend over $25 on a single drill, but the (standard) drill that came with my tool just didn't fit . more, and a replacement costs about $13. I put in a new bit and it practically dragged my (corded) drill bit into the wood, all the way down to the jig. It was amazing making a whole hole in the pocket in less than 6 seconds. So I made a second one, with the same result. I should also note that it went not only through oak but also epoxy as it was a…

I started a benchtop project with Ipe patio sections and was having a lot of trouble with a standard drill bit. I knew the ipé would be difficult to grind, but I was surprised at how difficult it turned out to be. I didn't have high expectations that the cobalt would make such a big difference, but it was dramatic - like night and day. I think I drilled about 15 holes and the last one cut through just as quickly as the first. I am very happy with the results. I will of course only keep this bit