How is the quality of bits? Are they any good for daily heavy duty use? If not, could you recommend any please?
2086990
They're decent. I use this for my onsite carry kit, I use Wiha screwdrivers on the bench. Spend the money on Wiha drivers if you're going to be using them all day every day.
2086991
Wiha of Germany is the original developer of this size drive tools I believe and is supposed to make the best bits but they are expensive. Available on Amazon too.
2086992
I dont use it like heavy duty,I use it more like for computer stuff,elektronics for that purpose is perfect!
2086993
I've been using mine on a constant basis for almost a year and they hold up beautifully, they're incredibly high quality.
2086994
Yes, these tools are good for daily use as long as they are used for the purpose which they were manufactured for, that is for repairing cell phones, tablets, laptops, notebooks, chargers, etc, and other small appliances. If by heavy duty you mean appliances not listed above, I don't think they will last long. Good Luck.
2086995
I'd say 6 out of 10. I've used them to disassemble hard drives which occasionally have a stuck screw. I've often had to use the extension as a cross brace for extra torque for things around the house. I haven't broken any of them yet.
2093847
The bits are pretty standard. You'll find them at most hardware stores. I have seen them for sure at Home Depot.
104989
Must use the 1/4 inch hex head. I bought a set of hex drill bits and they work great. Took a little bit of getting used to as the driver does not bite down like a regular chuck would. But with the quick release right in front of your index finger the hex option is REALLY sweet!
2019093
I myself would not use these Dremel bits with a drill. They weren't made or intended for a drill. Otherwise I think that is how they would advertise. These bits and a drill, electric or battery....I think is a bad idea. Get a real Dremel tool. Save yourself a lot of hassles or unforeseen accedent in the end. Thx SF-P
1576028
These bits are for concrete drilling. You will need a drill that will be able to take a 1/2" shank for larger bits . If you're drilling many holes go with heavy duty electric hammer drill. If you're a homeowner go with heavy duty hammer drill 18 volt or above. Hammer drills take a beating don't waste your money on cheaper models. Go with any heavy duty model bosch hammer drill either electric or 18 volt cordless and you will be able to use these bits.
1341115
Absolutely, at least I have used them. I believe this hammer drill with a psck of upgraded bits, is the best tool purchase I have made in years!
1117440
No, no masonry bits here. If you do get masonry bits for the job be aware that some are not for use with impact drivers. If you are doing large, deep or a quantity of holes consider buying/renting a hammer drill with SDS bits - it goes a lot faster. And wear eye protection!
2005808
I've spun the rapid load end off of many of these using them in an impact while drilling through hard wood(Ipe). Still good bits.
1769968
Not sure. To be honest though I was not impressed with these MLCS bits I bought. One broke after a couple of uses and the others I have used did not cut that smoothly. I invested in a couple of more expensive bits for the things I specifically needed.
634516
No problems at all. You have to be sure the bit has been chucked properly or this will definitely make it loosen. Also if the bit is even slightly bent, it will come loose.
2191719
I use them to drill into annealed steal with no problem. I go slow and use a cutting fluid just incase. But they get the job done really well! Haven't broken or dulled badly like my other bits.
1944465
Look up "mini drill chuck", pretty certain it will bring up some decent choices that will hold your bits mentioned.
578481
These are good for wood, or light gauge sheet metal. Impact bits go into a rotary hammer for concrete and masonry, they generally have carbide tips. Dale
1765249
I have only had luck using DeWalt bits. I tried some RotoZip bits but they are too big. I haven't tried anything else, so someone but have had better luck with some other bit.
1177929
They last me for a long time, I strongly recommend that you insert the drill bit as far as it will go with the drill off, then dill your hole in 2 stages and pull it back about 1/4" with the drill going let the bit coast to a stop and then remove the bit. This will not merely make the bit last longer but also the guides! The screws are everywhere.
1503141
My experience with this tool is that the bits are very very very fine for fine detailed work and you cant get bigger bits or burs is what they are called...I would get an dremel tool for your engraving
1885769
Yes...I use some of these bits at work on a daily basis and they work fine with a impact driver.