It says the bits are made of aluminum, isn't that quite a soft metal for bits? It seems like they would deform after repeated use
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To open the hdd and other portable electronic devices are strong enough. Not to get to the present problem. I hope this helps.
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Bit holder is not magnetic, it has a built in spring which causes it to lock onto the bits.
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I have not had a reason to try these yet. When I got them I just put them away for future use and really did not know much more about them than the picture I saw, like you. Good or bad I was just collecting all of the Dremel router bits that Dremel made for future use trusting in Dremel products. So I am sorry, I cannot honestly answer your question. I still have them packed away in my shed, buried amoung many other tools.
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Bits are only residual magnetism from being on the magnet in the driver. That will wear off fairly soon.
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Yes, the bits are repaceable. There are much better products on the market however. Try Home Depot. The rachet mechanism is poor.
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They appear to be permanently pressed into the socket. At that price, replacing the bit would not be feasible.
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I would not recommend these bits for metal. For glass turn the bit at about 500 rpm and keep the tip very wet or under water. If these bits get hot they are ruined.
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I suggest you read the description better and listen to the other answers. These are very small and precise bits not meant for drilling.
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Yes, they're made out of metal, painted steel, I'd say. Not soft enough to be aluminum.Do you have a bench vise and a punch set? If you do, then you can drift the sites. Just be careful not to let the punch slip!
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Hi Jason, no its not, and its a Bitch. You must be very careful doing it. The metal of the Mepro is much harder than expected. I bought a new bit, and still buggered it up. If you want a clean install, and are not real handy have it done.The Best, Jim
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The material itself has some sort of plastic woven in it, but I've had mine for a year with no bits coming off. Hope that helps.
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I don´t think so, any of the bits have any information, I believe they are made in China
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If you pay this much for high quality bits, I recommend the use of a cutting oil. The oil can be applied manually and still be effective. If you are only drilling soft metals or thin steel, there wear without oil will be minimal.
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I'm used a drill bit that came in a Dewalt drill bit set...nothing unusual. Perhaps you have different screws.Sorry can't help you more.
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Yes, the bits themselves are not magnetic, but the base of the driver has a pretty substantial magnet in it, magnetizing the bit.
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It has weight to it. I would think that aluminum would bend when 'hammering' with it.
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These bits are fine for light to average use but are not made for impact drivers, they will break.