🏗️ Max Craft Masonry Concrete Construction with Exquisite Finishing Review

Although the description states that they can be used in any type of drill, the sharpening of the cutting edge is not suitable for use in a standard drill. However, you can work in a hammer/impact drill. . The bits I received have a cut that looks like an inverted V or A depending on how you look at them. The hard material extends to what the cutting edge should be. I returned the items unused.

I used 6 or 7 different drill bits when drilling a cement retaining wall to install a wooden trellis tree mount. Each wears out after a short time. I could only use one bit for a maximum of two holes. Ridiculous. I decided to give it a try and am very happy with it! I've only used one that's still in perfect condition and halfway through the project. It's about 12 holes. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Out of the box they looked good, the tips didn't look much different than regular wood or metal drill bits. I thought I'd try them out. The holes drilled in the concrete to install the equipment anchors went in about 3/4" and stopped. Wouldn't go any further. Tried wetting the hole, nothing changed, another bit wouldn't go. Moved the hole 1" same result. Tried another metal cutting bit and thought I hit the metal, it went down 1/4" and (expected) blunted the metal shavings. So after wasting 5…