Drill Bits That Make Threaded Holes? - Do they work?

[@LooksEZband]

They are not high speed drill bits! I bought some at Home Depot and they work great! Use low speed with pressure and cutting oil it will work like it’s suppose too!

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

I tried slow speed as well. I think these are just junk. The video I watched on them they made it through easily

[@ProjectDanH]

Drilled a pilot hole hole slice! Low rpms more downward pressure and lot of cutting oil. 💪 It looks like they held up to your torture test 🤣 lol

[@FlawedOffroad]

less speed more pressure bud, its a hard lesson to learn but im having good luck with that keeping bits alive

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

I tried different speeds and pressures. I think these are just junk bits

[@NickG]

Thanks for the review. I often wondered about those.

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

Maybe there are some good ones out there but these are junk

[@Steff320i]

Excellent, thank you for testing these.

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

Thanks for watching the video

[@alanrawson-wg8io]

If you pre drill with a combination center drill it will work better. And cutting oil helps tool life. Chainsaw bar and chain oil works surprisingly well.

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

Yeah but the whole gimmick of these was you didn’t need to you could just dive in with them and be good. One of those too good to be true

[@alanrawson-wg8io]

You should know who you can ask drilling,machining,and welding questions 😉

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

@@alanrawson-wg8io I say you know a thing or two 😆

[@alanrawson-wg8io]

They’re made for aluminum dense plastic and mild steel. The center drill lets the drill bit start cutting on the bit’s edge instead of the point.

[@bjellison905]

Lol, are they possibly for drilling out messed up thread holes to the next size up and adding new threads? That way you dont drill a pilot hole, the holes already there and your just cutting the threads off with the bit.

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

I don't think so... from what I have seen and the videos I have watched on it they drill new holes with these bits

[@jasonrobertson216]

I ain't never seen anyone that knows how, try to send a large bit thru thick steel before, those that know always drill a smaller pilot hole don't they? At first I just assumed that you didn't really know what you were doing, until you decided to do the pilot hole, & "look what a small good bit can do", like nobody ever just does that... From then on it just seemed like a product test set-up for failure, unfortunately.

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

Honestly I was trying to test them how they showed with no pre drilling and just sending them home. I realize this isn’t the best way to do it but they show it being done.

[@apexpredator_jku]

They're actually meant for impact driver. There's a whole equation too as far as drill speed & material you're drilling/tapping. The main thing is backing it out...folks tend to full send reverse & it ends up getting cross threaded. The cheap ones that you'd find on Amazon tend to be junk but the more premium brands seem to work much better.

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

Ahh I did not know they were meant for impact drivers. The videos I have seen they just use a drill

[@timso522]

@@TheBeardedJeeper Check out mine, be happy to send you some to try out, with an impact. Just google Holemaker Technology.

[@botak333]

Realy it must used impact? Or posible used drill bench??

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

@botak333 you should be able to use them on a drill press too

[@meboy3513]

Pilot hole, slow and steady. Once it starts to bite, then pull out, use spray then back in and they work as they should. It's a process 👍

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

Yeah but these are advertised to just drill right in

[@longliner205a4]

Excessive pressure generates excessive heat and wear, let the tool do its work.

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

I wasn’t pushing a lot at first. No matter how light or slow these did not want to grab

[@schooster]

Drill metal at the slowest speed possible.

[@aamazingideasnational]

You have to add more viscous oil like engine oil WD40 is not for this purpose

[@Ax4400]

Those bits work great but, you destroyed the bit by not using cutting paste or oil and you need to drill slower. Get a HSS cobolt from a known reputable brand.

[@santamak]

misuse a tool and then complain when it doesnt work

[@bltoth1955]

You are struggling with the basics. Good luck.

[@PepsiMaxVanilla]

Bro ive never actually drilled before and even i thought this lmao

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

I was testing how these were advertised to work. Any other time I would go slow drill a pilot hole and use cutting fluid

[@danhambrick6331]

They come from the Main Land of Communism....😂😂😂

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

Haha yes they do

[@TheSilverSurfisher]

Awesome Great Review!👍🏾🫵🏾😉

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

Thank you!

[@johnwalter6410]

You need a drill, pressing you need to go really slow with those

[@johnwalter6410]

my God, dude turn your drill down for God sake. You’re not supposed to drill holes that fast.