1/4 in. x 6 in. 2-Cutter SDS-PLUS Carbide Drill Bit
$8.99
In stock
Category: Factory Clearance Sale
Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 46 reviews)
Had it running in my cordless rotary hammer and was genuinely surprised how much faster it drilled compared to my old bits—definitely noticed the 2-cutter design making a difference. The breaker point at the tip also helped keep it from wandering on the first strike.
This bit punches through concrete like butter. I've already used it on three different jobs and it's still sharp as new. The breaker point makes a real difference starting holes cleanly.
Switched from a 4-cutter to these 2-cutter bits and the speed difference is real—drilling into concrete block felt noticeably quicker. Got through about 15 holes for a fence post anchor without any slowdown. The carbide tip still looks sharp.
That carbide tip chewed through an old foundation wall I was working on way faster than my old bits ever could. Getting a clean hole with the 2-cutter design and hardly any dust or binding.
Just finished drilling into a concrete wall for a TV mount, and this bit cut through like butter—way faster than my old set. The self-centering tip made starting the hole dead-on easy, no walking at all.
Used these to put up shelves in my basement's concrete walls, and the carbide tip chewed through like butter. The 2-cutter design really does make a difference—drilled a dozen holes on one battery charge.
Was drilling into old concrete for anchor bolts and this bit chewed through like butter. The carbide tip stayed sharp after a dozen holes, and the 2-cutter design cleared dust fast enough I didn't have to keep pulling it out.
Used this bit to put up a bunch of shelving brackets in concrete block—cut through like butter and stayed sharp the whole time. The carbide tip on this thing is no joke, and the SDS-plus shank locked in perfectly with no wobble.
Just finished drilling a dozen 6-inch anchor holes into old concrete, and this bit chewed through them in seconds. The 2-cutter design really does make a difference—cuts faster and stays sharp longer than the one I replaced.
Needed a new bit for some anchor holes in concrete block, and this one chewed right through without bogging down. The two-cutter design seems to clear dust better than my old single-cutter bit.