TITGGI Masonry Drill Bit Set

Very cheap and perfect for drilling holes in tiles to mount cabinets or grab bars in the bathroom. The tip will be damaged if you're not careful. Needs to be dipped in water. No need to buy the expensive brands.

The 10-PCS Masonry & Concrete Drill Bit Set is a very useful set to have for projects that involve tougher materials like brick, concrete, tile, or masonry. The bits are well made and perform exactly the way you want when drilling into hard surfaces. One thing I really like about this set is the variety of sizes included, which makes it easy to select the right bit for different jobs. Whether you’re mounting hardware, installing anchors, or doing general repairs, the set covers most common drilling needs. A few highlights: • Strong carbide tips designed for drilling into masonry and brick • Multiple bit sizes for different types of installations • Works well on several materials including brick, concrete, tile, and glass • Clean drilling performance with minimal wandering when starting holes • Durable construction that holds up well under use I used these bits for drilling pilot holes into masonry for mounting hardware, and they cut through the material smoothly when paired with a good drill. They held their edge well and didn’t dull quickly like some lower-quality bits. Overall, this is a very practical drill bit set that performs well across several tough materials. It’s a great addition to any toolbox for DIY projects, home improvement, or construction work.

Good Budget Option for Small Jobs This 10-PCS Masonry Drill Bit Set by TITGGI does the job well if you’re looking for a quick and inexpensive solution rather than paying premium prices for a small project. I used these bits on concrete, and they performed better than expected for the price. They were easy to use, fit well in the drill, and were conveniently stored in the included case. The set arrived new, complete, and with no missing pieces. The sizing options are also practical and compatible for common jobs. I would compare these to drill bits from Harbor Freight. In my opinion, Harbor Freight bits are slightly better and more durable, but these are still comparable price-wise. These TITGGI bits drilled clean holes in concrete and fit well without excessive wobble. These are not heavy-duty, professional contractor bits for daily use, but for occasional DIY projects, home repairs, or light masonry work, they work perfectly fine. Overall: • Good value for the price • Works well for small concrete jobs • Comparable to Harbor Freight (though slightly less durable) • Not ideal for heavy daily use I’m giving it 4 stars because they perform well for budget bits, but durability over long-term heavy use is still uncertain.

I recently needed to mount a new address plate on my home and wasn't sure which drill bits to use for the job. I picked up this TITGGI Masonry Drill Bit Set, and it did exactly what I needed it to do. Performance: I used these to drill into the masonry on the front of my house. I was impressed by how easily the bit cut through the material without "walking" or slipping when I first started the hole. The carbide tip felt very sturdy and didn't show any signs of dulling after the project. Ease of Use: Having a 5-piece set was helpful because it gave me a few size options to make sure I had the perfect fit for my wall anchors. The bits fit my standard power drill perfectly, so I didn't need any special equipment to get the job done. Value: For a small project like this, it’s great to have a reliable set on hand without spending a fortune. If you are looking for an affordable, effective way to tackle small DIY mounting projects like this, I’d definitely recommend keeping this set in your toolbox.

I’ve used expensive masonry drill bits and always struggled. I’ve used these with my standard drill and they work perfectly. I’ve used the several times on brick and they drill easily. I’ve used the same bit multiple times, no breaking. Smooth drilling.

Great product durable and good quality

I recently purchased the masonry drill bit set with high hopes, given the positive reviews and reasonable price point. While my overall experience has been somewhat satisfactory, there are a few notable areas that fall short of expectations. Firstly, the packaging was robust and secure, ensuring that the drill bits arrived in pristine condition. The bits themselves appeared well-crafted, with a solid build that inspired confidence. The range of sizes included in the set is commendable, providing ample versatility for various drilling tasks. In practical use, however, the performance of these drill bits has been a mixed bag. On the positive side, the bits managed to penetrate standard brick and concrete surfaces with relative ease. For light-duty tasks, they performed adequately, maintaining a sharp edge over multiple uses. Unfortunately, when tackling more demanding materials such as reinforced concrete, the limitations of these bits became apparent. Despite following best practices for masonry drilling – including using a hammer drill and applying steady pressure – the bits showed signs of wear more quickly than anticipated. The cutting edges dulled after just a few intensive drilling sessions, leading to decreased efficiency and increased effort on my part. Another point of concern is the heat dissipation. During prolonged use, the bits tended to overheat, which likely contributed to their premature wear. Frequent pauses were necessary to allow the bits to cool down, disrupting the workflow and adding to the overall time required to complete projects.

When I first started using these, I was drilling 1 inch deep holes using the small quarter inch bits directly into the brick on my house This worked beautifully. Note, I am using a DeWalt hammer drill. The problem I had is when I started creating holes in my brick that are 2 inches deep and also using a 3/8 inch drillbit After drilling about an inch, the drillbit stopped penetrating. Up to this point it had been drilling into the brick without any problem, and I was not forcing the bit very much. Yes, I had the drill set to the hammer setting. I pulled the drillbit out and noticed the tip of the drillbit had completely disintegrated rendering it useless So needless to say, I was pretty shocked when I saw this. Especially since when I was using the smaller drillbits earlier the same day they had none of these problems. Yes, this was my first time using masonry drillbits so there’s probably some newbie errors I made But I did look up how to properly drill into brick, and I took most of the correct steps As indicated earlier, I was not overly pushing on the drill leading up to it disintegrating I’m thinking that after drilling for more than 15 to 20 seconds the drillbit probably just heats up too much and too quickly and disintegrates Again, maybe that’s my misuse of it. Maybe you’re always supposed to drill for maybe five seconds at a time and then you need to let the drillbit cool off for a few minutes. I’m not sure. But like I said earlier, I was able to use smaller drillbits without any issue The only problem I had was when using the larger drillbits and trying to drill in over 1 inch into brick

Duran más de lo que hubiera pensado además de que dejan agujeros más precisos para meter taquetes

Estás brocas me dejan algunas dudas por lo siguiente. Las compré específicamente para taladrar en un azulejo del baño, para colocar una repisa. Me preparé bien, con un bote de agua al cual le hice un orificio en la tapa para enfriar la broca con agua al tiempo que taladraba. Empecé con el primer orificio, el taladro con una mano y el agua con la otra. Se hizo el orificio correctamente pero cuando saqué la broca me di cuenta de que estaba totalmente despuntada. La punta en forma de flecha ya no estaba ahí. Por lo mismo, era imposible seguir usándola. Así que tomé otra, un poco resignado a qué iba a utilizar una por perforación. Hice el segundo orificio siguiendo exactamente el mismo proceso y la broca salió perfectamente, sin daño alguno. Hice otros dos orificios en el azulejo sin problemas, la broca en buen estado. Después de eso hice otros dos orificios en la pared (no en azulejo) y todo bien. Me llama la atención que la primer broca duró una perforación mientras que la segunda sigue en buen estado después de varias perforaciones. Me parece que la calidad no era la misma, porque yo no hice nada diferente. Ahora me pregunto, cuánto durarán las otras. Pero al final me sirvieron para lo que quería. Adjunto fotos de las brocas y los orificios.

I don't really understand where such a high rating for these drill bits comes from. My experience: One drill bit barely lasts for one hole. After that, the drill bit tip completely breaks down. Terrible quality.

Went through concrete like butter

Me ayuda a realizar barremos para colocar taquetes y.colgar pantalla y no tira tanto polvo