1/8 in. x 2 in. x 3-1/2 in. SHOCKWAVE Carbide Multi-Material Drill Bit

It chipped immediately on the first use and I was surprised but it kept working great on plastic and wood and natural stone but do not recommend for metal

I used the 3/8" diameter Shockwave Multi-Material Drill Bit today. We purchased Terracotta Clay Pots. My wife said we need to have more drainage holes besides the large one in the center of the pot. The drill bit claims it is for Multi-Material, so I thought this bit may be ideal. I chucked it up in my Ryobi drill and gave it a try. Immediately it started to dig right in and do the job. The pot is approximately 3/16" thick, and it went through easily in all 8 holes.

These are fantastic, they will drill through many materials. I have drilled through concrete, pvc, aluminum, amd probably some more matetials just trying this bit out. It really is pretty amazing but I knew it would be. The Shockwave tools are fantastic, I have many individual sets of them and use them often at home and at work. I recommend this if you have a need for drilling block or concrete and may need to go through other materials.

I love this drill bit. I use it for going through cinder block like nothing. It works great in both my hammer drill and regular cordless drill. I have used it through at least a dozen holes into cinder block and it seems just as sharp as the first time i used it. One nice thing is that it will reach through the cinder block without starting from the opposite side.

I needed to run a 10/3 wire through blocks filled with concrete as part of the high rise building construction and I used this drill to drill through the 9 inch concrete wall. It worked well with the hammer drill and I was able to slip the wire through after I drilled through to the other side. The carbide tip made the job easier compared to other bits that I have used.

Works great when used with Impact Drill! Hex shank with 'neck' is designed to fit into impact drill/drivers with one-handed bit release (see photos), but also fits securely in conventional chucks. Made short work of drilling holes through limestone rocks, concrete, cement blocks, bricks, etc. White coating down in the flutes is fairly easy to keep clean with a nylon brush (to avoid abrading it) and could be a factor in resisting rust, which will serve to provide better removal of fines while drilling. The sharp angular point serves to speed drilling through various materials (see photo).

Nicly packaged and looks like it will cut like butter. Struggled on metal carport to even make a dent to add a hook. Did ok on concrete, but want to start off with short bit before going to this long bit. The bit had some bend to it that makes it feel like it will break. Did not care for the drilling at all on any of the material it shows on the packaging.

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