The Milwaukee SDS-MAX 4-Cutter MX4 1-5/8 in. X 18 in. X 23 in. Drill Bits deliver up to 5x longer life in concrete with rebar. Engineered with rebar guards to provide maximum durability in hard aggregate and rebar. MX4 4-Cutter bits are designed with sharp centering tips for exact spot drilling in concrete. The integrated 4-cutter design prevents lock-up in rebar, reducing downtime. Variable flutes remove dust faster, reducing heat and delivering up to 15% more holes per battery charge. This bit features wear mark indicators to show the end of life and when bit no longer meets the ANSI requirement.The Milwaukee MX4 4-Cutter Drill Bits are ideal for concrete with rebar and masonry applications.
4-cutter design prevents lock-up in rebar, reducing downtime
Variable flutes remove dust faster reducing heat & delivering up to 15% more holes per battery charge
German made
Meets ANSI B212.15 to fit common anchors
Wear mark indicator to show end of life and when bit no longer meets the ANSI requirement
I used this bit for granite in my yard. It worked for a while but was slower and eventually broke. I found the Bosch wild bore to be faster and better. I can get 3 holes per battery vs 2 with the Milwaukee.
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Jan 24, 2020
I bought this bit to use in my Milwaukee 5426-81 SDS-MAX Rotary hammer. I needed to drill four ho...
I bought this bit to use in my Milwaukee 5426-81 SDS-MAX Rotary hammer. I needed to drill four holes, each 12" deep, into a concrete wall.
We vacuumed out the debris from the hole(s) every inch of progress. We were able to drill all four holes without any binding or stalling, and the bit performed perfectly.
I snapped a few photos of the bit after the job, so you can see that there's almost no wear on the bit after 48" of concrete.
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You won't have any trouble with this one. It's a beast!
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Oct 5, 2019
I was a bit hesitant to buy Milwaukee brand but...
I was a bit hesitant to buy Milwaukee brand but since it was the only brand available at the store that day that had the diameter size I needed. I used this drill bit in recently poured concrete post, to install a retrofit bolt anchor. Worked well and made easy work of drilling on the concrete.
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Jun 5, 2017
Fast Cutting
This is a well made (in Germany) concrete bit (suitable for rebar contact) for use with SDS-MAX hammer drills. It is advertised as a 4 cutter bit, two full width and two partial (see photo). The "variable flute" design (which is deeper than other bits I have used) results in faster and more complete evacuation of drilling "dust" from the hole being drilled, with less frequent need to pull the drill out of the hole to clean the hole. The carbide protrusions on the side (for encounters with rebar) are longer in length and do not stick out as far as other bits, increasing their resistance to damage. I did not get a chance yet to see how it performs with rebar present, but in an unreinforced 4 inch concrete slab, it drilled through like it was butter. All four of the cutting surfaces communicate with the flutes, for material removal, not just the primary full width cutters. The manufacturer claims 20% faster drilling than others, and, based on the reduced frequency of stopping to remove the drilling residue alone, I have no reason to doubt it.
The tool is doing a great job and works as intended.
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Jun 22, 2022
Cut smooth through 8 in concrete wall. Minimal pressure on...
Cut smooth through 8 in concrete wall. Minimal pressure on the bit just let it work it’s way through on its own.
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Jun 15, 2022
Cut thought rebars like butter....
Cut thought rebars like butter.
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May 25, 2022
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May 19, 2022
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Apr 19, 2022
I bought 4 different brands and.....
I am a contractor of 25 years who drills over 10000 holes a year
These bits are better than a hilti bit as the hilti bits break in half or just snap off the tips.
I tested 4 different brands the milwaukee hammer drill bit has lasted the longest and never broke and will cut thru rebar fast.
I typically buy about 50 to 100 bits a year now only milwaukee bits
Half the price of a hilti bit .
With bettter longevity