Customer Reviews for Milwaukee 3/16 in. x 6 in. 2-Cutter SDS-PLUS Carbide Drill Bit

Excellent tool be used in concrete situations

The bit is easy to use and works great for the first couple of holes. But the material is not strong or durable enough for its application…

I am drilling into a new concrete slab. I need 3/8 inch holes by 1.5 inches deep for my sill boards. I went through two of these bits for 5 holes. And they were not easy 5 holes at all. I struggled out the gates with these bits.

Goes through concrete like a hot knife on butter. Be sure to retract the drill every now and then to release concrete dust that stays trapped in the drilled hole. Not doing so can end with a broken drill bit.

This bit didn’t even drill one hole in my basement concrete. It was getting red hot within couple of minutes of drilling, and eventually melted and turned blunt.

About three inches into its first hole in brick it stopped making progress. I pulled it out and the tip had melted into a ball. Had to rig up a different chuck and finished the job with the bit that came in the packet of tapcons. Would recommend for making holes in medium thickness cardboard, maybe.

It did t even make it 10 holes. I wasnt drilling more then 2-3” deep also.

I bought 2 5/32 in x 6 in for tapcon installation on concrete floor. I use them very carefully. After drilling a hole, drill bit is dipped in water for cooling. The first bit accomplished about 70 holes. Its tip bent after I drilled 3 holes and forget to cooling it. The 2nd bit accomplished about 90 holes. and the whole carbide bit is gone. I'm not exactly sure why it fail so badly. Maybe it's due to I had to use it to drill through very thin lay of wood(about 1/8 inch). The depth of hole is about 2 inch.

I’ve putchase 4 of these so far. The first 2 lasted a decent amount of time before they broke. The 2 that I bought this morning melted after less than a minute of use. Im hoping to find a more relianle brand because I am tired of having to stop working to go to Home Depot for new bits.

I bought 6 drill bits 5/32 x 6” to drill my basement floor for installing wood subfloor. I was not able to drill one single hole. All 6 bits broke or bent horribly bad. Im very dissapponted. if the length was shorter maybe they would have worked better

I drilled 6&1/2 holes through concrete before I had to change out the battery. This is the second Milwaukee product I own, and intend to upgrade all my power tools to Milwaukee eventually.

Easy to assemble and went thru the concrete like butter. This drill bit was an excellent tool to drill through hard concrete

Easy to use, and efficient. Use it to encor a reception counter.

Worked perfectly went right through a 12 inch stem wall with ease.

Just used this bit this past weekend to drill 15 holes in 50 year old concrete. I did predrill them with a 6" 5/16 bit, but after the first 6" it powered through the remaining 12" on it's own. Overall very happy, no complaints, and bit looks good for many more uses. link to video: https://youtu.be/Zl-zBskJlJM

Lost the tip and bent easily after a few hours of slab demo. Work great while it was new. Maybe 3/16” would have held up better. Either way back to bosch bulldog

This drill bit is awesome!! Was able to drill my anchor bold holes in concrete with no problems. Drill bit still looks brand new.

Allowed me create a concrete staircase with removable risers. Could have not done it without this bit; and roti hammer of course.

New bit cut brick quite well. I can't speak to long term use, but this did what I needed very quickly.

The bits dulled quickly. Drilled only 5 or 6 inch and half to two inch deep holes before dulling.

Pinch nail, a must for concrete!

All Milwaukee items have been of great quality and durability.

Gave our home a beautiful look

Bent as soon as it hit the concrete

After a few holes it didn't work as it should. Will see if I can return it a get a better quality masonry dril bit.

Easy to use, drilled for hole in column to support plastic cover for tv

This bit made the process very smooth. Giving a clean hole.