milwaukeetool

Putting a 1/2" hole through a solid steel bracket was no problem for this bit—it cut cleanly without any binding. The titanium finish held up well, and there was noticeable less heat buildup compared to my old bits. Really glad I grabbed one during the clearance sale.

Needed to bore through some thick steel brackets for a shelving project, and this titanium coating held up without any sign of wear after a dozen holes. The 1/2-inch size fit my chuck perfectly and stayed sharp the entire time.

Punched through a few holes in stainless steel without any chatter or bit wandering. The titanium coating held up way better than my old black oxide bits, and the 1/2-inch shank didn't slip in the chuck.

Bought this for drilling into hardened steel brackets on a job site—the titanium coating held up way longer than my standard bits, and it stayed sharp after a dozen holes. Clean holes without much binding, which saved me time.

Punched through some thick 1/4-inch steel plate without even slowing down, and the titanium coating still looks brand new. The tip stays centered way better than the cheap bits I've used before.

Switched from an old bit that kept wandering on me — this one bites into steel like butter. Very clean holes so far.

Used it to drill through some thick steel brackets for a gate installation, and it cut through cleanly without slowing down. The titanium coating held up way longer than the cheap bits I’ve tried before.

Bought this for drilling into stainless steel at work, and the split point tip grabbed immediately without walking. Cut through like butter with no noticeable heat buildup after several holes.

The titanium coating held up perfectly after drilling through a dozen holes in cast iron. Not a single chip or dull edge to be seen.

I needed a bit that could handle some tough steel shelving, and this titanium twist bit went through it without even slowing down. The 1/2-inch size is perfect for my electrical work, and the cutting edge still looks new after a dozen holes.