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jjjrmx5

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That's my only ***** about Dewalt bits is that prices are all over the place depending upon retail seller and it's a hard time figuring out exactly what you are buying.

Those look a little more expensive then the Craftsman Cobalt sets so I'd make sure what you are buying is the best deal out there.

I have access to machine shop quality drill bits in bulk ,so i usually keep a lot of US made HSS bits around and have never had a problem.

I was in Lowe's a week before Black Friday and they had a bunch of Dewalt drill-bit sets on some kind of Xmas special so I picked up two sets of the 14 piece Titanium drill bit sets that are normally $29.99 that were on special for $7.49 each set with yellow storage clamshell case. Yes--$7.49. Some hang tags had the markdown sticker and others did not but they all rang up $7.49 for a 4 day sale I guess. Very inconspicuous sale tho.

That's why I say Dewalt pricing is nothing but consistantly inconsistant. I didn't really need the sets, but for 75% off of normal pricing and being brand new sets, I couldn't say no.
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Hi folks, not sure if any of you use the "drill doctor," but, it has proved incredibly useful to me. I may so bold as to say buying old drill bits in pretty good condition that can turn into an incredible bit with help from sharpening them via the drill doctor. Great, now I sound like I'm a spokesperson for the company!
Anyhow, it's just a thought.
cheers,
bird
 
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