Questions and Answers for DEWALT Black and Gold Twist Drill Bit Set (10-Piece)

A:  perfect - especially for the price

A:  yes

A:  absolutely!! great all around tool. get yourself a drill bit set and screwdriver bits and you should be set for most household chores and hobbies.

A:  Hello Sig and thank you for your question. DEWALT designs and optimizes professional workhorse solutions. Tools, accessories and service to ensure confidence for the toughest jobsite conditions.

A:  Not happy with the quality of product. Broke 3 bits with 2-3 uses.

A:  This kit is not Black Oxide but a combo of HSS and titanium. Will cut thru almost anything with no or little walking because of the split point.

A:  The bits do not look like a black oxide bit to me. I was using a 1/8 inch bit yesterday on a piece of metal and bent the bit. I was able to straighten the bit and finish drilling the hole but I thought it should not have bent. The drill bits do a pretty good job of drilling holes for the money.

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A:  Yes, drill bits are not brand specific.

A:  Yeah

A:  You can use any motorized drill made. You can also use them in a stationary drill press. If you live in the outback without electricity you can use these bits in a hand brace. Or I would recommend buying Dewalts 20 volt cordless drill motors and 2 extra batteries. Happy drilling.

A:  They will fit in any chuck (I wouldn't use them in "Hammer" mode) that accepts 3/8" bits- and down to 1/16"

A:  Have a new chuck installed on your drill

A:  are you referring to the black plastic holders ? you would have to get a generic bit holder .

A:  If you have a 1/2 inch chuck most drills will work.

A:  as long as your drill has a 3/8" chuck ,it will fit (the 1/2" bit is stepped down to 3/8")

A:  Yes. They use a 3/8" shank for the big bits.

A:  5/16 diameter is the largest bit. That is only 1/16 greater than a 1/4" bit. These are cheap small bits. I returned my set as they do not state that these are small bits

A:  Yes it will

A:  yes this will work.

A:  No, they are designed for a drill chuck

A:  Work regular impact driver very good

A:  No. You would want bits with impact driver attachable ends.

A:  No. They do not have a 1/4 inch hex shank. It may look like some do, but that is just a grind they put on the bits so they do not slip in the chuck as easily.

A:  yes

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A:  These are round, not 1/4" like screwdrivers need

A:  No, these bits are high speed steel and can be used for soft materials (wood, plastic, etc) and metals up to soft steel. It takes carbide bits to tackle concrete and other masonry materials.

A:  No, you will need "Masonry bits" for drilling those substrates

A:  No. There are bits available for concrete boring.

A:  No

A:  No! They are not appropriate for use on masonry.

A:  No

A:  I would not. There are special masonry bits made for that purpose. Using these bits will dull them or even have them snap becoming very dangerous.

A:  No.

A:  These bits will do well for almost anything around your home (Remember to center punch the spot where you want the hole as to keep the bit from wandering, and if you are drilling a large hole in hard material - 1/4" or larger- drill a pilot hole, I start w/ a 1/8" bit , so as not to cause the final size bit to over heat)

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A:  I think these bits would be fine for dry wall just watch the speed of your drill ( nice & easy )

A:  Yes, they will work on drywall.

A:  Yes these drills will work fine.

A:  Yes, the Dewalt Atomic Cordless Drill can accept any drill bit or other accessory that is 1/2" in diameter or less. Most large drill bits have a reduced shank to allow you to fit the bit into most chucks.

A:  Yes this bit set will fit your new drill with a 1/2" drive.

A:  yes