Ratings & Reviews for Bosch Impact Tough 3/8-in x 6-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill
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What Customers Are Saying
The drill bit appears to be a durable and effective tool for drilling into various masonry materials. Many users praised its sharpness and ability to drill numerous holes without significant wear or dulling. However, some experienced the bit becoming dull or wearing out prematurely, especially when used on very hard or dense concrete. Proper cooling and use with a powerful drill were recommended to extend the bit's lifespan. Overall, the majority of users were satisfied with the bit's performance and quality.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Long lasting
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Good brand.
Would RecommendUsed for 4 holes only. No wear noticed so far.
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It Held Up and Stayed Sharp Until the Job Was Comp
Would RecommendIt Simply Worked. Happy Customer
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It’s a drill bit for concrete
I don’t have an impact drill so I used this with my 12 volt B&D rotary drill. It worked in concrete for 6 expansion bolts.
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Quality Bit Works Well
Would RecommendWith hammer drill, it cut through brick and mortar quickly.
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Bores holes in concrete
Would RecommendGreat for concrete
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Impact Ready
Would RecommendBosch made it easy to stick in my impact. It worked like I needed it to.
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Dug into concrete with no problem.
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Great product
Would RecommendWorks great
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Dont use for cement slabs
Would RecommendProbably better for block. I was try to drill through cement slab and dulled the bit before i finished the first of many holes.
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Acceptable results for a cheap bit
Would RecommendGlad there is a DIY type bit that can fit a standard impact driver for non-tradesfolk like myself. However, this "6-in" bit is not even 6-in, and is only good for drilling a 4-in hole MAX. I needed (3) 3-1/2" holes. This bit was noticeably dull by the third hole (total of 10-1/2") Substrate was 4-mo old poured concrete. Don't expect more than 15" of total drilling out of one of these in poured concrete. NOTE: If your tip is becoming discolored, you're doing it wrong. Purge dust out of the hole a...
Good bit
Have used drill bit multiple times, still cuts well.
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Great masonry bit
Would RecommendGreat bit for masonry applications, like concrete anchors
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