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For a clearance price, this step drill cuts through steel studs like butter and the dual-flute design really clears chips fast. I drilled about 40 holes in 14-gauge without any binding—impressive for a cordless drill.

Finally got a step drill that doesn't bind up halfway through. The black oxide coating seems to hold up well after a few dozen holes in thin steel.

The dual-flute design actually chewed through a stainless steel bracket I was dreading, no binding at all. Even running it on my compact drill, it punched clean 7/8-inch holes in seconds.

Bored with swapping bits for every hole size, I grabbed this step drill and it ripped through the steel bracket in seconds. The dual-flute design really does clear chips fast, keeping the cut smooth and jams nonexistent.

I’ve been using this step drill for a few weeks now and the dual-flute design really does cut through steel studs faster than my old bit. The black oxide coating still looks new after several holes, which surprised me.

Finally got tired of fighting with dull bits on thin metal — this one punched through clean and the two-step design saved me from having to swap bits mid-job. The black oxide finish seems like it’ll last, and it didn’t grab or chatter at all.

Wasn't sure if this step bit could handle stainless, but it chewed through like butter and the black oxide finish still looks new after a full toolbox drawer's worth of holes.

Drilled through a dozen holes in 1/8-inch aluminum without any galling, and the step transitions are clean. The dual-flute design actually clears chips fast, so my cordless drill didn't bog down once.

Been using this bit on some 16-gauge steel and it punched through clean without any chatter or grabbing. The dual-flute really clears the chips fast, so I'm not constantly stopping to back it out.

Dual-flute really does cut faster—drilled through 14-gauge steel in seconds without any chatter. The two-step sizing is perfect for my automotive work.