Which Hammer Drill Bit is Best? Diablo, Milwaukee, DeWalt, Bosch, Irwin, Makita, Ryobi

[@ProjectFarm]

Here's the list of products reviewed. More details in the video description. Thank you! Diablo: amzn.to/2NC2S9j Milwaukee: amzn.to/3bKjnYH Bosch: amzn.to/3pYOyEH Makita: amzn.to/3kvQpQl Ryobi: amzn.to/2ZZad56 Irwin: amzn.to/2NM0EUL EZARC: amzn.to/3Ah36Vw DeWalt: amzn.to/2MwVKKN Werktough: amzn.to/2P9Z8fo

[@whiskeybuilder6335]

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[@galvanizedgnome]

UL, consumer reports, etc mean nothing. I want a project farm stamp.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@whiskeybuilder6335]

@@ProjectFarm Looking to buy one of those hand held drill style cordless inflators. Have you tested those yet. Very handy.

[@nickw7619]

I was literally standing in home depot watching his videos on cut off disks a couple weeks ago and someone asked me what I was watching... I replied "the truth"

[@BrianWetzel]

Ditto..... Hands Down my go to in Tool $$money Purchases!

[@lennyceron5030]

This man is singlehandedly keeping every company on their toes

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@radish6691]

@@ProjectFarm Ryobi called, said you’ve been mispronouncing “Ryobi” and that their name is pronounced “ree-oh-bee”.

[@thehouseofstark]

I couldn't agree more!

[@HariSeldon913]

Every company except Binford, which he still won't test... I think Tim Allen needs to intervene here.

[@noahnewport4323]

Haha! 😂

[@TCPUDPATM]

This is why I keep watching your videos: * You don’t ask to like and subscribe before you show us anything. * No wasted footage wasting my time. * Your content is consistent. You always remove the human element and stay away from subjective comments. * Your applications relate to your audience and make an economic impact to us. *Your videos are fun. I still say cousin Eddie spends his time at the club when not in your videos with that Makita chick... Thank you!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@uiopuiop3472]

agree

[@DronePath]

true

[@AFXGaming]

Yeah, it's true good quality content, no gimmicks or anything

[@TechTimeWithEric]

Absolutely correct on "no wasted footage or time." He says "this is what we're testing" and you have the first test results within 30 seconds.

[@brianm8056]

It confirms in my mind that the Irwin is one of the better performing brands for its price. Been using these and now happier than ever to keep doing so. Thx.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@pkre707]

That’s what I’ve been thinking. Out of all of these videos Irwin maintains a solid lead in terms of quality/value.

[@danielbabcock7004]

Ive been buying Irwin with a lot more confidence after using their speedbor auger bits and seeing videos like these where Irwin keeps up with Milwaukee and Diablo

[@huskypro1]

When it comes to masonry and wood drills Irwin has always been solid for my applications

[@josephj6521]

Looks like I get to drill 3 or 4 holes per bit on old concrete. Is that normal? Do these better brands hold up to drill more holes?

[@nimmichagger165]

Easily the hardest working reviewer on KZbin - the lengths you go to test stuff is mind blowing! Honest, fair and absolutely comprehensive. Respect to you, Sir!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! 👍

[@telwood15]

Sounds like a horse or greyhound racing commentary.

[@adruancruz955]

This guy is a beast... love it when he says “we’re gonna test that” and when he breaks out the Farm-a-bago !!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@802Garage]

Finally! Been drilling this same concrete hole for 3 years.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. Nice!

[@jakefendrick7555]

I am also married.

[@pinolyzerproductionsinc.1062]

J Fendrick nice lol 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@zalskin1]

@@jakefendrick7555 is your drill bit still working?

[@ryanwarkentin4706]

@J Fendrick what the heck is that supposed to mean.

[@bulfin21]

One of the best KZbin channels, love the detail he goes into, keep using metric for us non Americans. Brilliant that this channel doesn't keep asking me to subscribe and he purchased all materials himself, never sell out to the corporations only way to get a fair comparison. Need to buy new masonry bits checked this video as I am sitting outside a hardware shop in tipperary Ireland, I think I'll get the Irvine

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@salamander6062]

Yet another hight quality video from PF.. never disappoints

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@nutsnbolts76]

Amen!

[@coronalight77]

Yup no short quality here!

[@elieabdallah9784]

Make a video about battery angle grinder brands please

[@shmuck66]

Wrong, I got two disappoints. Dewalt, and Makita.

[@djkarcher1896]

Unbiased, zero clickbait, and very sophisticated, somewhat scientific, but also real-world testing. I really appreciate your videos, you rock! Greets all the way from Austria!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@smartgorilla]

Amazing for me 🙂

[@yanicascari5414]

another austrian here, nice:)

[@kittytrail]

Austrian frens, send some Alpen drill bits to him for the next test, seeing holes made with chinese stuff gets boring! 😏

[@htownblue11]

Man PF, not only are your videos interesting, you help many many people ensure they make better choices with their money and help them do their job better too. 8 minutes since posting and over 100 comments should show you how much people value what you do.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the nice comment!

[@athenon87]

I don’t even use 90% of the types of tools you review, but for some reason I still love your videos.

[@ProjectFarm]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

This is the only test-show that actually give you the answers you want, and with entertainment as a bonus.

[@wetlettuce4768]

For real, I once watched someone else testing vacuum cleaners . It was one of the most rigged tests I've ever seen the vacuum that should have been a contender for the top spot was tested in a low power mode with the hard floor attachment being used on carpet.....

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@bobleonard9358]

122k views later the Irwin set shoots up to $28 on Amazon....lol... I still admire your work sir! Thank you for the time and effort you put into each one of your videos! It's greatly appreciated!

[@ProjectFarm]

I appreciate that!

[@sideshowrupert3]

This channel may be the most environmentally friendly channel on KZbin. If people knew which to buy and not to buy would equal massive amounts of less waste. Your channel is better than we know!

[@smallhatshatethetruth7933]

And the losing brands quiver in shame and hope to improve themselves lol

[@adammorris9008]

As I've mentioned in other videos you've uploaded, my wife and I recently bought a house - brick with concrete basement walls. Even the interior upstairs walls are stucco on wire mesh on drywall. Hence, I quickly realized that an impact driver was going to be my best friend. After a few fails and re-buys of bits, I've found that milwaukee and diablo both became my go-to. They're not only fast, but I've been able to keep using the same bit for hole after hole without worrying about dulling. They're more expensive, yeah, but I get more durability from them. Thanks again for uploading!

[@jonathangarzon2798]

I will say this as a professional fabricator, Milwaukee metal drill bits are great but they don't last almost at all. Not worth it,

[@Steelviper61]

@@jonathangarzon2798 As a professional fabricator which metal drill bits do you recommend.?

[@jonathangarzon2798]

@@Steelviper61 what are you drilling through? Mostly aluminum? Mostly Csteel? if both what ratio?

[@Steelviper61]

Wood, metal and concrete are the 3 most common types of material I seem to drill through.@@jonathangarzon2798

[@cantubloodaxe768]

So I've been part-timing at Lowes here in Texas and after this snow storm, everyone was raving about PEX pipe. I don't know how how you feel about explosions but a challenge between PVC, CPVC, PEX and that grey PVC or whatever it is, would be nice. Or SharkBites compared to other brands. Maybe even the glues? A simple hydraulic press rig would help you blow up some pipe, I'm thinking.

[@travisjazzbo3490]

Interesting... good idea

[@ProjectFarm]

Great video idea! Thank you

[@bassburd1]

I would like to see that also

[@colemanbonner]

AvE did a pretty great video on pex using a grease gun and hydraulic pressure gauge

[@henslee]

Alot of talk about pex and using pvc for shop airlines

[@lowridingtrucks88]

I just watched 14 minutes of drilling in concrete😆. This is how good these videos are 👍😁

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thanks!

[@mbaier91]

@@ProjectFarm please test different grade/compositions of twist drill bits ie m7 high moly vs m35 cobalt vs m42 cobalt vs niobium

[@edlauren9434]

Dude,...14 mins...? I even compared process for these bits at Home Depot! :)

[@DrD6452]

I've always found Irwin bits to be the best bang for the buck and once again you have confirmed that for me. When I need to tackle a project and aren't sure which product to use I turn to your channel and I'm never disappointed by my purchase. Keep up the awesome work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@waynevantassell2013]

Except the links show the Irwins costing almost twice what the Diablos are.

[@tuckera1879]

For anybody who's going to be drilling some concrete after watching this video, remember if you hit a hard spot/rock instead of dulling your bit put a 16 penny framer in the hole give it a good hard hit and then go back to drilling. Works every time

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@DeadlyGhostrider]

Sunday’s routine. Hot cup of tea and Project Farm videos. Thank you for all your hard work and detail oriented videos.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@salvadormuro7346]

This channel has been gold for so long. Consistently to the point content, very respectable. Keep at it Project Farm!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@fishman89]

It's rare to find someone so genuinely happy to help people out. I've never met you, but it feels like you're the guy I could call for help and the only form of payment you'd take is a thank you and a handshake. Keep up the great work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@RoriFett]

The only downside to all your excellent work is that the brands aren't always comparable to the stuff we have over here in Scotland, but still doesn't stop me tuning in every time a new video goes up! Always appreciate the efforts and lengths you go to in order to test everything to the nth degree.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@ChurchAutoTest]

Whether you own a business or just do home repairs Project Farm is the most useful channel on KZbin. And a shout out to the folks at Milwaukee, their stuff seems to consistently perform near the top of most of the comparison tests here.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@LordxJoe]

Yeah, any tool that gets a lot of use, i get milwaukee. Impact drill for sure.

[@galvanizedgnome]

How do you have the time to make these high quality tests and videos every single week! You deserve a vacation.

[@Big_John_C]

Ya gotta give him credit, he's figured out how to accumulate tools without making the wife mad... pure genius!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@kentowakai1234]

Thank you. This is the one I've been begging for. You're the best. You were hearing me and planned on doing the video request all along, but were just waiting for the concrete to cure. This is why I recommend you to friends, and even random strangers.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@VacMaster1991]

Hey project farm. I just became a patron for $7. Your videos are truly incredible. They help me make decisions on tool purchases so I decided to give back. Keep it up

[@ProjectFarm]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@laz001]

Dude, I messaged you just a few weeks ago asking for a review of the best masonry bits - and you’ve done it - this is great, thank you!!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@levimcbride4480]

Your content filled a whole in my heart that I had no clue even existed

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you

[@thewibb]

Did the hole require a masonry bit to drill? Heart of Stone huh?

[@noahmercy-mann4323]

Back when I worked at the big orange box, I had no problem recommending Diablo's products across the board. They were always durable, always performed solidly, and were a good value in my opinion, and I'm glad to see your testing backs up my feelings. There may be better, but usually not DRAMATICALLY better.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@masondegaulle5731]

In my experience Diablo perform very well for 'consumer' grade tools, however some bits they sell are creeping up near 'construction' grade price, where you may be better off paying a little extra for a heavy duty tool or bit which will last significantly longer.

[@noahmercy-mann4323]

@@masondegaulle5731 most of the folks coming in to the big box store who weren't sure what they wanted/needed were DIY-types doing a project or two, and wanting to get the most for their money. Diablo was a great fit for them, because despite not being the most expensive, they never came back disappointed.

[@Mrcaffinebean]

Agreed anytime the Diablo is in these test they always fair well. Milwaukee is generally similar.

[@carterscustomrods]

Great video as always. I love when you test the "junk" named products. It's fun just to see how bad they can be, or how surprisingly good some might be.

[@reignreincarnation5531]

which junk name? ezarc kinda good with their bits

[@VitalDEX]

You've become one of the most entertaining KZbinrs that I watch!

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thanks!

[@JerryF72]

💯

[@jasonturner-hyman4651]

I always watch pf videos before any other channel I'm subscribed to ,love your videos .even on tools or products I don't use it's very helpful and educational

[@notablediscomfort]

Diablo really stands out for me. It's an easy brand to remember and I have yet to be disappointed.

[@Acaidia]

Their saw blades are amazing so it makes sense that their drill bits would be quality too.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@machintelligence]

I had been using Bosch drills and Diablo saw blades. I'll try the Diablo bits next time.

[@darrinpennington]

Only saw blades I use

[@ACDC1998Zippo]

I wish that manufacturers will put "suggested by Project Farm" stickers on their products. Proven quality is the best marketing tool.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!!

[@patrickmorrissey2271]

They would need to PAY, to have permission to do that.... Which might compromise the Project Farm Integrity we all appreciate & respect.... so, hopefully, this will never happen.....

[@LawpickingLocksmith]

On mobile phones we have plenty of tubers who get free phones from makers. Look at the cars Marques drives! Then compare Weber Auto with Whatsinside. Humans pay more for silly damage than true engineering.

[@louisilic666]

Impartial, independent adjudicator. The world needs more of people like you. Thank you for doing what you do.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@edlauren9434]

If I have 10-15 mins break between jobs what do I watch; CNN, Fox News or Project Farm?!... Only one of these 3 tells me the truth and only one out of these 3 has an information that is useful. Go Project Farm! We greatly appreciate your work! Thank you! :)

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome

[@wrailfan]

I've been using 3/8" Irwin hammerdrill bits at work for years, but I may give the Milwaukee's a shot now. Thanks for this video and the countless others you've done. I love this channel!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@darthbubba866]

I would like to see how many holes each bit could drill before turning into a round metal stick.

[@gdhammr8113]

Probably at least 2

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion. Thank you.

[@alexanderthomas2660]

My brother once got a set of free bits as an extra with an already pretty cheap drill. I tried one of the masonry bits in regular concrete, and it didn't even make it through one hole before becoming a blunt stick. I guess the chisel was made from chewing gum or something…

[@DaddyBeanDaddyBean]

I tried drilling a hole in a proper masonry brick (not a concrete paver) with a cheap carbide bit in a non-hammer drill. In about 20 seconds, it made maybe a 1/8" divot in the brick before turning into a round metal GLOWING stick.

[@TejasToolMan]

@@ProjectFarm add Tapcon bits if you do they are pretty stout Awesome video review!

[@reyadullah]

This has admittedly been one of the best videos I've seen on these drill bits. Straight to the point, and with full facts with pictures of the wear. Fantastic.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@davidvilabrera]

Excellent video - a must see for anyone looking to buy tools. Straightforward, scientific, the chips fall where they may.

[@dotancohen]

My friends watch Barcelona vs Argentina. I watch Bosch vs. DeWalt.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@thecow3352]

@@ProjectFarm you should try using tire slime as engine oil

[@rotaryenginepete]

By Bosch vs. DeWalt, you mean China vs China? LOL

[@Leo-ul5pc]

@@rotaryenginepete what

[@rotaryenginepete]

@@Leo-ul5pc it's the countries where they are made

[@ozbloke202]

You better believe I'm watching this at 3am as soon as it is published. I don't even own a drill.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@deletedaccount2027official]

@@ProjectFarm I don’t even use tools but I watch this I don’t even own a hammer

[@BASSstarlet]

Oh come on, everyone has a drill!

[@deletedaccount2027official]

@@BASSstarlet cool

[@MeMelon4u]

And where do u live?? @Oz Bloke

[@jotallica898]

I can't wait!! Let's get the testing underway!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@michaelyoung6269]

PF saves me SO much time. I watch his videos on anything I’m looking to buy and I simply purchase the one I feel won the competition. I’ve done that already with a bunch of products and I’ve never been disappointed yet. Absolutely trust his hard work. Plus, I love the Farmabago. I watch the videos the moment a new one is posted.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great to hear! Thanks!

[@george12]

You can share your list with your best products please ?

[@nickw7619]

Ya know, I just realized that every time I see a new video of yours it puts a smile on my face... It's a rainy dreary Sunday here and I'm laid out on the couch drinking coco watching project farm. Lifes simple pleasures

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@BMUU666]

Testing was great! My only recommendation if you revisit masonry drilling in the future would be to include Hilti bits. Hilti caters to the pro contractor/construction industry, and they specially develop a lot of products for masonary/concrete applications. The average consumer can buy Hilti at Home Depot (idk availability at Lowe’s or Ace Hardware). Hope this helps, and keep up the fantastic work! Your videos & unbiased independent testing truly help better the world

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much! Thanks for the constructive feedback.

[@HorizonFarming]

2:44 That brick is actually from Minecraft. That's kinda funny

[@Girrthedogxxx]

Thank you for time stamp.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@JS-rv3et]

Really tho

[@NeoJSsk]

I was praying u have a video about Drill Bits and WALA ! Here you are ! ur Amazing !Thanks !

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@phillipmatthews4695]

Love to see the EZARC brand back in here after its performance in the oscillating blade test. Once again another most spectacular video!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@frattman]

You're the best man - I mean, your methodology is precise, your pace is peppy, your analysis is concise. I appreciate your work and check back with your videos before I make my next purchase. I'm a value shopper but also a contractor so sometimes I want the best at any cost. I appreciate your perspective on the different attributes of the things you test. Cheers!

[@ProjectFarm]

You're very welcome!

[@netdoctor1]

That's funny to me. Sometimes I have to watch his vids at 50% speed, just to keep up.

[@judgegrimrod2651]

I am a recent sub, I have a small acreage and you have revolutionary effect on my purchases. Thanks for all your efforts

[@ProjectFarm]

Awesome, thank you!

[@BulyKid]

I can’t stop watching your videos, the level of detail is awesome! Would you consider making a video comparing entry/diy level laser levels?

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@prep0wer]

5:23 drilling in portland cement concrete with gravel is a lottery

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching.

[@djsomeguy]

This...that test isn't consistent because of the gravel content, you don't know what you'll hit.

[@Snedesk]

Unless he x-rayed to see where the rocks were and even then possibly not all the same hardness. Three different holes would randomize better. Overall though, very much appreciate his tests!

[@alexanderthomas2660]

I doubt the gravel was mixed all the way through in this piece. Looks more like it was only applied to the sides for decoration…

[@markc6714]

Yeh it's a poor test because you can't guarantee how much gravel each bit will encounter.

[@Fekillix]

You should test SDS bits! And you need to bring in the professional grade brands, like the German made Bosch, Makita and Hilti bits. A lot of what you had now was the consumer grade stuff.

[@SparxI0]

I'm pretty impressed with Bosch's bigger bits (2"-5") but for anything 2" and below I love the Hilti bits (I don't like the price but my boss covers that hahah). I haven't seen any Makita bits in local stores (Alberta, Canada)

[@jrdnwhtny1]

SDS plus or max?

[@Fekillix]

@@SparxI0The cheap Makita bits are generic China but the expensive ones are made in Germany or France. But they are much less common to see in stores than Bosch and Hilti. Bosch also has regular German made or their premium which I find to be significantly better if you are going through wood or metal before the masonry.

[@TheNigaHigaFan4Ever]

Jup i have some that came with the drill itself and still lasted me to this day

[@ThisTall]

But the average consumer is his target market. It would be impossible to run these tests with all pro grade tools because every town on earth has a different selection of pro grade. At least with consumer grade, he’s testing tools with a very high probability of availability to his audience.

[@electronicsNmore]

The color of the EZARC bit reminds me of a buddy's Chevy Nomad. LOL If you live in a small town, you probably have a better inventory of tools and supplies than your local hardware store. :-) Great video as always! A++

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. Thank you! I give most of the tools away to local people who need them and help me out with acquiring supplies for testing products. Thanks again!

[@ducewags]

@electronicsNmore flip the letters around in the name. CRAZ-E brand.

[@artiznl]

@@ProjectFarm Nice! I was wondering what you were doing with all this stuff at home !

[@SpoilerAlert__]

@Wazaag Break-head hello Nigerian prince thank you for you 500,000 donation

[@timmerner]

Last year my garage was broken into while I was on vacation. Insurance helped cover the costs to replace everything. Bit this chanel made knowing what brands to buy a breeze. I've been watching your videos for years and I just wanted to say thank you for helping me rebuild my tool box for the best value

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Sorry to hear about the tools being stolen!

[@donkmeister]

I always love your test videos - meticulous preparation, isolate the variables. The hardened concrete might not have been a fair test though - I can see flint in the aggregate of that piece, and most masonry bits won't go through flint so there's a bit of luck as to whether or not each drillbit hits flint. You really need a diamond bit to cut through flint cleanly, but you can sometimes smash your way through with a decent SDS drill and bit (although you won't get many holes out of the bit!)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the constructive feedback.

[@stevesmith3033]

Just leaving a comment to let you know how much I appreciate your extremely helpful and valuable videos. Keep up the great work. Your loyal follower.

[@ProjectFarm]

I appreciate that! Thanks, will do!

[@lightningwarlok]

You should Do an Electric Pressure washer showdown.

[@sh1529]

Yes. I need a test of the Harbor Freight models!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the video idea! Which brands and models would you like to see tested? I'll check back later on this comment. Thanks again

[@gus473]

@@ProjectFarm Try the Northern Tools options and Whatever Walmart has, in addition to HF and Big Box brands.....? 🤔

[@itscoldinhere]

The power and noise of electric vs gasoline models would be good for people who worry about bothering neighbors with noise or for cleaning services who don’t want to disturb customers.

[@sh1529]

@@ProjectFarm The Harbor Freight gasoline powered unit (3100 PSI, 2.8 GPM, 6.5 HP (212cc). For the price and durability of the larger engine it seems like it is the best value.

[@jzrgrmm]

A metal drill bit showdown would be nice. If it's not asking much, having Dormer and Gühring in the tests would be much appreciated since they are the pro's choice in my country. By the way, awesome video as always.

[@truesimplicity]

Honest, unbiased incredibly helpful chanel thank you

[@ProjectFarm]

I appreciate that!

[@arlenham]

2:39 Hercules: Hey! Should we put Minecraft blocks? Employees: Yeah sure, I guess.

[@CTMKD]

lmao

[@Daniel-ig6ne]

Lol i thought I was the only one that noticed it

[@tylerexperience8704]

Dude I thought I was the only one too…..lol😂😂

[@x240strongx]

I..... I'm suddenly compelled to go buy that set at HF tomorrow....

[@Cautionary_Tale_Harris]

Hey, I bought an air filter yesterday based on your video. Keep it up!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@jlondono363]

Todd you’re the man. There isn’t a single video I’ve typed “best of” that yours wasn’t the first to pop up, thanks for all the hard work you do!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@oserratos]

Don't really need to watch this but considering the amount of time and energy you put on your reviews I have to lol Plus, you make them enjoyable to watch. Feel like it's the olympics every time haha 👌🏽👌🏽

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@american7169]

Same here, I'll never need a battery operated shop vac but still watched it just see who wins

[@oserratos]

@@american7169 haha all the time for me 😂😂

[@Zeus33rd]

I was walking through the automotive section at Walmart yesterday and thought of Project Farm when I saw the fuses. I wonder if there is a way to test fuses? Maybe to see if they pop at the advertised amperage, compare brands as such etc. Maybe you can come up with some kind of interesting test/shoot-out for them. Also ratchet straps maybe?

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@Monkeh616]

Fuses don't just pop at a defined value - they _hold_ at the specified value and open somewhere in a fairly wide time range depending on the degree of overcurrent. Ambient conditions have a significant impact on this. Testing this is of course possible but very involved. Just buy reputable fuses..

[@ikocheratcr]

This one is tricky: too many standards to choose from. EEVBlog made a video about this a few days ago kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXiUYqWMmLKCpLs

[@nasonguy]

@@Monkeh616 Yeah, with something like this, where life/property loss is on the line, don't go with store brand fuses, haha. If your car is popping fuses often enough that cost is an issue, you've got major electrical issues anyways...

[@SidneyCritic]

EEVblog just did fuses, and they are pretty much unpredictable close to their advertised blow point, ie, they are meant for sudden high currents.

[@leonlemgruber2119]

I’ve being waiting for this video for a really long time.

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad to hear!

[@derrickwilson5562]

Giving us the prices to compare is PRICELESS!!! By far my favorite KZbin channel

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@Oddman1980]

I like that you did a test on an old piece of concrete. As you saw that makes a huge difference! I work with precast concrete and we have different mixes to end up with different strengths, but we typically don't exceed a 28-day strength of 7,000 psi.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@xray45]

I was looking for masonry bits and this video helped a great deal. I was looking at getting a new table saw blade and was seeing all types of 10" blades from 10.00 to over 100.00. A video testing table saw blades would be awesome! I haven't seen any that are as thorough as your videos. Thanks for the content you provide.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@thors8712]

I would be interested to see how Hilti bits stacks up against the others in the masonry/concrete bit test. But as always your tests are really well put together. Never a let down. Thank you

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@paulnevins]

I bought the Diablo brand based on this video. After 50 holes at 4 inches deep in hard concrete using one single bit, I was amazed it still was working. Thanks so much for the testing.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback.

[@internet_internet]

I just wanted to stop by to tell you that I love you, Mr. Project Farm Guy.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@erich3784]

You bring joy to the world, man. Thank you!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@grgr6720]

I subscribed just for all the hard work you put in these videos. You have definitely earned your subscribers with your sweat. Kudos.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@alexiskomondorea8854]

Did you do a test of their longevity? If I use it only once, this comparison shows Irwin is a better value, but if I have to buy it 3x as often, it becomes more expensive. Thanks for all your hard work and evaluations of products!!

[@qpratan]

Hey man I have been watching your videos from the past yr and I really appreciate your work. I just want to say thank you and keep up with the good work.

[@ProjectFarm]

I appreciate that! Thanks, will do!

[@BobMcCoy]

*Hourly paid Tradesmen watching this: **_Interesting..._*

[@colemanbonner]

Flat-Rate tradesmen watching this: interesting....

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@wetlettuce4768]

Truck driver who has no business drilling concrete: Interesting...

[@aviationist]

Airplane mechanic using masonry bit to fix girlfriends house: Interesting...

[@campaug]

Guy who makes custom drills for a living: Interesting.....

[@em2012ish]

Love the video but a variable that is difficult to account for in your testing and likely skewing a portion of the results is the aggregate in the 2 inch old hard concrete test. Some bits are likely striking the aggregate flush while others may not, the aggregate stone is likely much harder than the concrete it encases. The most accurate results are with the materials that are uniform throughout.

[@georgebishop4941]

I agree plus we cant truly know that the same amount of pressure is being applied by hand despite the best of intentions. As we all know this i a major factor in how fast a hole is drilled.

[@microdesigns2000]

11:22 I saw that shattered tile, lol. I've seen this masonry bit video and your step drill video, but when drilling tile, I've never had good luck. A great comparison would be the Irwin masonry bit with other drill bit types, the tile drill bit and the circular diamond drill bit. When standing in the store starting at the different bits, I haven't a clue. I've tried all three types but didn't have the money or the time to try every brand of every type. The circular diamond bit is the one that I used last time, but I still used up the bit after just three holes. Thanks for all your great videos!

[@danielgonzalez6446]

My favorite yt channel by far.. greetings from Paraguay!

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thanks!

[@murlocblue]

On the Hercules brand package, those "concrete, cinder block, brick and tile" illustrations look like they were taken directly from Minecraft lol.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@MH-ey4co]

I have a suggestion for product testing: sockets. How do consumer brands stand up to pro brands like Snap-On and Mac? Thank you for a great channel.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@virginia7125]

Been there... Snap-on has issues on clearing show lug nuts on some vehicles. Mac sockets are cut cleaner. Flank drive is used on a lot of brands now. The patent expired.

[@matt5364]

You really are the best, I hope KZbin treats you well, we all appreciate the honest reviews

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@Mert-yf2oy]

Your channel is fire brother! I'm proud of how far your channel has come♥️

[@ProjectFarm]

I appreciate that! I'm always trying to improve and constructive feedback from viewers has helped a lot.

[@IIronyy]

So nobody gonna talk about how Hercules straight up ripped off the brick texture from minecraft? 2:39 (If i am wrong, feel free to correct me in replys)

[@alexcompagnucci8508]

Wait... you’re right, lmao

[@wolf25705]

No, you’re spot on

[@evansantos9148]

Damn, your absolutely right, never noticed that

[@berni8k]

Looked up the brick block on the wiki and yep, it is the exact same isometric angle picture. Well now you know what drill bit to use when hanging your paintings in minecraft,

[@averagedrivewaymechanic300]

Can you do that with SDS Plus Drill bits ! It'd what most commercial use

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@BigKoloviro]

Pls test hilti sds drill bits sorry for my English I'm from Germany

[@averagedrivewaymechanic300]

Bosch ! Milwaukee! DEWALT!

[@JT-lq4yd]

@@BigKoloviro I use(Hilti) those at work. When drilling reinforced concrete, its like drilling through a piece of lumber.

[@slednfool]

Been drilling concrete and masonry for 25 years, have never drilled without a hammerdrill. The drillbits used in this test would go in the garbage if it came to my jobsite. Hilti is considered the best by many pros.

[@edluna3545]

Only KZbinr I don't skip over the commercials. The value you bring to the consumer is priceless.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@dirtspritestuff5850]

2:48, is that a minecraft brick block on that package?

[@tomstutz2645]

oh my gosh i think your right good eye lol

[@miskee11]

my dad just walked by as I started watching this video. he asked what I was watching, and I just said "a comparison of masonry drill bits", and he asked "oh, what kinda bits?" and I listed the brands off, and he said "I haven't used all of those, but I'd go with irwin". that son of a bitch...

[@adamvander825]

lol

[@PraxZimmerman]

Makes you grandson of a bitch

[@berryreading4809]

He must've never tried Hilti 😉

[@caps741]

Lol, my dad would say the same thing. About every “hardware” store has them, they aren’t expensive and they work.

[@MarcLucksch]

@@berryreading4809 Right. Our house only buys Hilti, Festool or Würth.

[@Chonchi999TheG]

Owning the Milwaukee concrete bits I can confirm that they are very impressive.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@sclm55]

If there is a more in-depth, diligent, detailed and objective reviewer on the internet about tools and the like...I haven't come across them. Thank you for all the effort and amazing videos you produce sir.

[@comedyflu]

Thank you for your time and enjoyable content. Very informative and interesting 👍

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@NTheGR-qx3cc]

Woooooowhooooo! This was my suggestion. How about an overall “best” BRAND comparison from all your previous videos for bits, blades, cutting wheels, sanding discs... etc.?!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for suggesting this one! Great suggestion too!

[@Swaggy_OW]

Can you expand on this and also test the best masonry bit for drilling through rebar

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@DvP1]

Dewalt but lasts me the longest in the field by miles. I sometimes buy Milwaukee or Irwin just to see if I’m missing something. I’m not, it lasts the longest. Granted I only ever drill through concrete or blocks. Great video! Keep it up.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@coltcisler3333]

Could you please do grass seed soon? I love how you test everything with exacting standard and as I'm about to overseed my yard, I'd love to know which seed is best.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@ryanburns3921]

That would extremely tough as there way too many variables. A type or brand of seed that does well in his area may not do well in yours. For example, here in the southeast, St. Augustine grows excellent in Florida but struggles to make it through even mild winters of upstate South Carolina. You could get it to grow great in alot of places during summer, but it may completely die over winter.Though I would love him test this, simply because I love seeing his testing methods. Your best bet is probably to talk to several local landscapers and see what they recommend. I say several to find the commonalities and weed out the BS. Or find a local horticulture/agriculture program. Some colleges will have free info on their websites through the horticulture department.

[@Absolutely_Nobody]

I'm curious if the old concrete had chunks of quartz or metal within it? Could have impeded some of the bits on the second test.

[@FixthisCD]

I wondered if there was rebar too

[@Goalsplus]

The problem with concrete is its inconsistency.

[@IceBergGeo]

Honestly, if the bit can't survive a little bit of remesh, it's not worth having anyways.

[@pulaski1]

Yeah, I was wondering about the possibility of quartz, granite or other hard aggregate pieces in the concrete impeding some of the bits.

[@njh4473]

Your channel is one of the best on KZbin. You are honest and straight forward keep up the great work and keep the videos coming.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!