Bosch 2609255463 Masonry Drill Bit Set (9 Pieces)

Masonry drills for drilling masonry. They do that so it does what it says on the tin.

Good quality drills at a very good price. Only problem I had was that the plastic case the drills came in was all cracked but still held together. Drill bit were okay.

Good selection sizes

I was wary of buying these as another Bosch masonry set on Amazon has mixed reviews so I took the plunge on these as they seemed newer and more adequate for my use.I was really a noob at home DIY, I was using "high speed metal drill bits" with my Black and Decker drill and was wondering why my drill wasn't going in any further than the drywall. Looked on Google and came to the conclusion I need new drill bits.When I saw they were made in China and not Germany, I thought uh oh, these will be cheap but I was wrong. They are strong and drilled holes so easily into my brick wall. I only needed to drill a few holes and used the sizes 5 and 6 and they are extremely durable.Pros:-- Made drilling into brick for general home use so easy! Didn't need to apply much pressure.- Seem very strong, I tried bending the smallest size, lol.- The drill bits don't really heat up, hardly get warm.- No wear to the tips after drilling several holes.No cons, glad I bought these instead of buying size 5 and 6 individually. Great for general home use when drilling holes into brick/concrete/masonry to put up things such as a TV, shelves etc. Drill a hole, place a anchor in and screw in whatever you need.

Have used all these drill bits and they seem to be long lasting.

They're drill bits. what can you say. The reviews were ok, so I bought a set as I'd pretty well blunted the others I had, and they were just fine. They drilled holes in just about anything I offered them up to, which is what they're supposed to do, so if you're in the market for new drill bits these are as good as any. And they're Bosch.

I needed some new masonry bits in order to do a few jobs in the garden. I had previously purchased vine eyes which you hammer in-between the mortar, however having developed numbness in one hand through the vibration of hammering I decided I would bite the bullet and use the drill. I avoided using the drill because of the noise it makes. These bits were so good however that they cut through the mortar faster than my old bits ever did and so the job was over and done with very quickly and cleanly.The only problem is that there is a silly catch which was difficult to open and also difficult to close - it also can easily fall out once the box is open - and the box will not close securely without it. It's a niggling little thing, so 9/10

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