Milwaukee red helix impact driver drill bits - review and testing wood metal and plastic

This is a review on Milwaukee red helix titanium coated drill bits also known as twist bits. These are impacted rated meaning they can be used in both a drill driver and also the impact drill. They are designed for drilling through plastic, timber / wood and metal. I have never used drill bits like this in an impact driver so i wanted to test them out and too my surprise they were actually better in the impact drill then a regular drill driver. A few other features include no walking, sharper for longer, variable helix and chip breaker technology. LIKE COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE for more videos. #DIY #howto #billshowto Your donations help me to keep helping you .....
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[@MrDanielpope75]

Men are simple creatures. I just watched a 10 minutes video of a guy drilling stuff and I am totally happy!

[@billshowto]

Lol 👍

[@antonyporter5045]

@@billshowto + I mite watch it again lol ..how have they lasted ? I mite buy a set

[@justauser]

Same, I love these drill bit sets. I have the fuel 12v screwdriver with a hex chuck and an impact so I've never been able to use my regular drill bits with them I had to use my corded drill. Now I can throw these puppies in my screwdriver and set it to drill mode and go! No more cord!!

[@LordZarano]

1:02 It's not tapered, same diameter the whole drill. Variable helix means the spiral cuts change angle as they go up the drill. You can see they are tighter near the tip and more spread out by the base. Helps to evacuate material better I think.

[@benpaci8561]

Of course a drill is going to break if you put that much sideways pressure on them. They break because they are made of hardened steel. The flex is not causing it to break, the flex is preventing it from breaking. And the only reason the DeWalt is flexing more than the Milwaukee is because the drill shaft is longer.

[@dmgmail7021]

I thought it was pretty obvious too. Kind of a irresponsible review if you can't understand that.

[@benpaci8561]

Definitely not an experienced review

[@nathans3022]

Mine fold out.. same case as yours. Just gotta yank on them. There is a detent holding it in.

[@rickmtz7356]

No good for real iron...made 2 holes on Bed railings wen need 6..honestly wudnt buy again

[@WMartinNI]

Impact drivers can (sometimes) drill more quickly because they usually have a higher RPM. The problem comes when you're drilling hard metals like steel where the high speed can produce too much heat and harden the metal you're trying to drill, but for most tasks, impacts are really good when drilling with the right bit.

[@legendarypillow1450]

Yeah, put you also have to factor in the chuck wobble and terrible hole quality. Also, when the impact driver is under load the rpm is significantly lower. Drills are faster and more efficient overall.

[@TheBootyWrangler]

Most impact drivers either have speed setting or variable trigger both of which can be used to lower the rpm. Using cutting oil when doing some heavy metal drilling will also help out lots

[@leemarson7350]

Saw this style of drill by chance the other day when in the discount shop by me. I didn't even know they existed. In all honesty I don't use my impact driver at all really but I am tempted to use it more with these style of drill bits. I love the quick change idea and the fact you can change quickly between different drill bit sizes with less fuss. Nice video thank you!

[@billshowto]

I was a bit hesitant to try them at first. After using them I haven’t gone back 👍

[@Drewski2023]

Norseman…made in Minnesota. Been selling contractor supplies for 35 years. NORSEMAN DRILL BITS ARE THE BEST

[@jordantrujillo4796]

Low and slow keeps your bits better remember this!!!

[@legendarypillow1450]

Yeah, but it makes shit quality holes

[@txmade4371]

And a lil oil goes a long way.

[@Nettle314]

I would imagine they would snap pretty easily with an impact driver upon the second hole in a profile tube if you get a little wrong angle? Any experience on that so far?

[@stewbryan9418]

I agree with all your comments on the Milwaukee drills. Really like them with the impact, but the titanium coatings are coming off. Too soon to see if this will effect the drill speed as I recently bought the set. Also a lot of my buddies I noticed have bought the same pack. We all wanted an impact rated drills, so this niche has been filled. Keep making the videos!

[@billshowto]

Thanks 👍

[@installer1571]

Milwaukee Brewers and windows drill bits they so easy to use and I'm a Makita person I will love these Milwaukee drill bits the other brains 10 to spin drill bit spin in the Hex tile bit like being not welded properly lol maybe I got a defective the set but it happened to to drill bits that I used another set so I went back to normal walking and had no problems they are so quick and easy to swap those extra spaces in the pack a great or phillips head bits and Hex head bits so if you have to carry tools in to site it means one less drill you need to take I cannot say enough about the Milwaukee quick release drill bits

[@EnnTomi1]

With small bits obviously you only suppose to have just a little bit of tip of the bit out the chuck

[@charlieday6624]

I got to this video late by 8 months but are there no smaller drill bits fo the impact driver?

[@jameselam8263]

Based on my experience very few drill bits keep the titanium coating very long. To me it's just a gimmick. Real Cobalt drill bits are the best for multi purposes but I haven't seen them with a hex shank or impact rated yet.

[@newjargon1697]

Yeah man, I have a set that is no longer complete of Craftsman cobalt bits, the best I've ever had no joke. Got them as a gift 15 years ago. Save them for the finer things in life. Cheers!

[@ov3rsiz3d]

Sydney tools sells a set of impact hex shank m35 cobalt drill sets

[@gary162]

Thanks Bill, good to see an Aussie having a go. Do us a favour and clearly point out the part number as it makes it easy to order,

[@youdontknowme9429]

Thanks for sharing the information. Really helpful

[@antonyporter5045]

anyone know how long they last ???

[@cutestory7456]

Ghug

[@ConsistencyAndAdherence]

Great videos, very informative. Thank you for sharing.

[@ugurkazim5315]

Thank u bro.

[@Samir-uf2fz]

The Milwaukee bits due break-I have the same kit

[@antonyporter5045]

great video cheers