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Bulldog Tough 4-Cutter 3/8-in x 12-in Alloy steel Masonry Drill Bit For SDS-plus drill

Ratings & Reviews for Bosch Bulldog Tough 4-Cutter 3/8-in x 12-in Alloy steel Masonry Drill Bit For SDS-plus drill

4.6
405
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 4.6 out of 5
405 Reviews


91% Recommend this product

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What Customers Are Saying

Customers overwhelmingly praise this masonry bit for cutting through concrete, brick, and block with exceptional ease and speed. Many report drilling 20+ holes 10 inches deep or penetrating thick slabs without issue, with the bit maintaining its edge throughout demanding projects. Reviewers highlight the centering tip for precise hole starts and reduced slippage, plus versatility across mortar joints and solid blocks. A few users noted premature dulling when encountering extremely thick or reinforced concrete with rebar, though these cases were isolated. Overall, most consider it a reliable, durable investment that exceeds expectations.

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405 Customer Reviews

Great Drill bit

Would Recommend

Used this to drill holes in my foundation for anchoring base plates. Made easy work of drilling holes.

August 19, 2026
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Pickup was smooth

Would Recommend

Great service from the lady at the desk- Good selection of products and fast order picking

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Clean cut

Would Recommend

Worked very well on concrete footing. Quad tip made a nice, clean cut

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Good purchase

Would Recommend

These work exactly like they should, they will hog through material but I would limit the use through hydraulic cement.

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