How do these compare to the cobalt bits that Bosch also offers?
1753870
These are pretty good but the cobalt bits are far superior and do last longer too.The titanium ones do work well with every day use, so I think I would buy them againwhen needed for my work.
1753871
These are pretty good but the cobalt bits are far superior and do last longer too. The titanium ones do work well with every day use, so I think I would buy them again when needed for my work.
1753872
great quality. Have them for two years so far none of them broke. Not bad at all for the price.
47859
Shanks on all these Bosch bits are turned down to .484 and fit in a 1/2" collet hammer drill with no problem.
1189665
Idon't know about Bosch's triangle shaped bits, but they should be 'Hex Shank' to fit rapid load holder.
2010362
In the picture those are the 3ah batteries. Bosch has the 4ah batteries out now (which is my guess why you are asking the question) and available on the same combo kit at various retailers, but apparently not at amazon yet. I would suggest checking out prices on the Internet. You can get the same combo picture here from farmandfleet.com for $299, or less if they are running their 13% promo. If you don't need these tools immediately, I would say hold off until at least November 11th when bosch releases info on the new brushless impact driver, which has a chuck that can accept 1/4" impact bits and 1/2" impact sockets.
443936
Yes, bosch has the best tools in average... I use them since I was a kid, and my father used them before me. If bosch doesn't do it, none will....it even bits Hilti, which is the most expensive company to buy tools from.
2240093
Yes, http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/Pages/BoschProductDetail.aspx?pid=CM10GD
1477254
Suggest contacting Bosch to see if they have one. Otherwise, probably would buy a cheap spade drill set from Walmart , thow the bits away and use the case.
1158295
These are a great little set for your tool, good selection good quality and great price. If you plan to do an extensive amount of work with your driver, you might consider buying a magnetic bit holder which allows you to buy the individual tips in a broad assortment sold in all lumber yards, hardware stores, etc even here on Amazon. Bit holders come in different lengths for getting into tight areas where it is not large enough for the driver, but still need to get the tip way back there in the far corner. Look about and you will find a vast selection to choose from. I personally have bit holders from 2 inches to 12 inches and use them all for different applications. Best of success with your project!! These are a great little set for your tool, good selection good quality and great price. If you plan to do an extensive amount of work with your driver, you might consider buying a magnetic bit holder which allows you to buy the individual tips in a broad assortment sold in all lumber yards, hardware stores, etc even here on Amazon. Bit holders come in different lengths for getting into tight areas where it is not large enough for the driver, but still need to get the tip way back there in the far corner. Look about and you will find a vast selection to choose from. I personally have bit... » Read More These are a great little set for your tool, good selection good quality and great price. If you plan to do an extensive amount of work with your driver, you might consider buying a magnetic bit holder which allows you to buy the individual tips in a broad assortment sold in all lumber yards, hardware stores, etc even here on Amazon. Bit holders come in different lengths for getting into tight areas where it is not large enough for the driver, but still need to get the tip way back there in the far corner. Look about and you will find a vast selection to choose from. I personally have bit holders from 2 inches to 12 inches and use them all for different applications. Best of success with your project!! « Show Less
1542403
They are both well made. The real reason to have the platinum over the klein in my opinion is the connector you can use with it. See these connectors and you'll see why it is different (it cuts after the cables are in the connector). Platinum Tools 100010C EZ-RJ45 Cat 6+ Connectors.
2009515
Yes...But make sure you use masonry drill bits. Cobalt drill bits will last longer....but depending on the how big the job is it's best to have a few extra bits to replace when they dull down. I have bought this drill twice. I owned the mode number that this one replaced and my son in law liked it so much when he borrowed it he asked for one as a Christmas gift. You can't go wrong with this drill !! Thanks, Bruce
838203
if i was going to try i would get a separate set of just drill bits, anything steel alloy seems to get good ratings, and i would drill a hole before running these through something that thick, one inch would be about the max, since the bits are only a few inches long and the threading teeth start about a half inch in. Just keep in mind any expensive small drill bits will still break if you don't take your time working with metal.
2208486
Not this set. They are both 1/4" quick release. Bosch does make a 3/8" chuck model that is similar.
1863686
You bet, but how well depends on the bit. Even though they are more brittle (& pricy) than high-speed steel bits, I've experienced the best results using carbide on steel & aluminum; carbide's smoother/less porous surface tends to be more resistant to loading-up with chips.
292920
You are paying for quality, but the price is afordable.I used Dewalt, Ridgid, Milwaukee and even Ryobi. The quality of Busch is better than any of those. Batteries (SLIM PACK) are 1.5 ah and 27 wh, but they last as long as 2 ah
986678
Hmm, no idea really, but I doubt it. They are crappy bits, by the way. Dull easily and rust in a jiffy. I would go with genuine Bosch bits if they will fit. As. Licensed contractor who needs plenty of this gear, I've always had good luck with Bosch products of every sort.
538154
Yes, but I would not expect these to perform as well as the much higher priced high speed bits made for commercial applications. Even with the best bits available you may need to replace the bit (maybe more than once) to get a hole through even 1/8 inch steel, especially if you try to go fast or don't use cutting fluid. I assume you know to drill a pilot hole before drilling a large diameter hole.
167373
No. You will need to buy SDS-plus bits. Amazon recommends several different sets. I have been very happy with the Bosch bits.