Customer Reviews for Tapcon 5/32 in. Steel SDS Carbide Masonry Drill Bit (1-Piece)

Broke very quickly. There is a different brand that I usually buy that is much stronger.

Totally dissatisfied, I plan to return it

Bent as soon as I pulled the trigger!

Had to drill some holes for Tapcons in a concrete block wall. This bit went through it like butter (with a Milwaukee impact driver). I haven't had a lot of use yet, so I can't say how well it will stand up over time, but so far, it works well.

The bottom 1/4" of the bit sheared off within the first 1/2 of the first hole. $11 bucks down the drain.

Dulled out after drilling three 2.5 inch holes in concrete, after that this bit would barely cut into the concrete.

The SDS bits and rotary hammer drill are the way to go when drilling into concrete but, a couple or warnings. Do not use the rotary hammer setting on brick pavers, it will shatter them. Make sure you are using the correct size bit for the Tapcon screws you are using as it can be confusing. 1/4" Tapcon screw requires this 3/16" bit.

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The drill broke after 3 holes drilled. The cheaper one same size worked like a champ.

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This bit is just the right size for the tapcon it is intended for!

Wrong shank. My mistake. I had to use it that night so I could not return the drill.

The drill bit bent on the third use.