Today we have yet another bit-set to test out. This one, however, is just a standard set - not like the impact-rated kits we’ve talked about in the weeks preceding this. Let’s see how they do in the professional trade world.
This impact-rated driving bit set is a great little kit to have. This is a similar bit set to the 70-piece I wrote about last week, just a little more trimmed down.
Electricians often work around tile and stone when installing receptacles, so having a unique selection of bits is essential. Let’s check out these carbide-tipped tile bits by Bosch and see how they do.
Today I’m testing out this 70-piece Ryobi impact-driving bit set. When using impact drivers for screwing and drilling you need to have a higher-torque bit that can handle the hammering of the drill motor. A standard bit will work, but the life of your bits is short-lived if you’re not using impact-rated bits...
I use spade bits on a constant basis, as an electrician. Whether I’m in a residential or commercial setting, most of the time I need to drill holes through wood at some point. Let’s take a look at my go-to paddle bits.
Milwaukee has some really cool stuff out there so I always get excited when I get a package from them. I just got a whole bunch of these 2 inch shockwave impact bits so I'm really excited to put them to the test.
I almost exclusively use Bosch masonry bits when drilling holes for anchors to mount electrical panels or anchor strut to block walls. In my opinion they have the most diverse and best quality masonry bits on the market. Let’s dig into this SDS-Plus Carbide bit they sent me.
Today I got to test out the new 142-piece Milwaukee Shockwave impact duty driver bit set. It is four small containers of a massive assortment of bits that are all in the Shockwave line and meant for use with an impact driver. You can use them with a regular drill or an impact...
