Ireland_on_fire
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I'm talking mainly masonary, but all purpose drill bits as well. I see the reviews for Bosch's drill bits tend vary widely and I hear they are made in China and not meant to be great.
Who makes the best non-SDS drill bits?
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Oggy
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Hilti or Bosch, I've had good experience with both. Since getting my hammer drill I don't bother anymore though, always just grab an sds...
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Finky198
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+1 on the above advice. I've used both they seem to hold up about the same. I don't drill much stuff in masonry under 5/8" so I Mainly use our SDS max stuff... But I have a few bits for my cordless for setting small anchors and such. Mostly hilti bits that have drilled a couple of 100 holes.
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KnurledNut
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Roobaix
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We always use Hilti stuff at work. No complaints from me...
Coach James
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Artu is about 2 miles down the road from me.
The only bits I have had bad performance from have been Vermont American. I have always had good performance from Bosch bits in ordinary masonry, SDS plus and SDS Max.
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