Titanium vs Cobalt Drill Bit Review

TITANIUM vs COBALT drill bits and finding real titanium or cobalt bits is not so easy as ost to me looks good but looks don't cut it like the real thing.
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[@JP-ec9rl]

I'm a trucking company fleet mechanic. I've got a $300 bit set. Yes they hold an edge well against steel but they're brittle and extremely easy to break. Everything is a tradeoff. Buy cheap or reasonably priced bits and learn to use a drill doctor, especially if your employer is paying for your time but doesn't want to buy the bits necessary to repair their equipment. 99% of bit longevity is keeping the bit lubricated and keeping the speed down to maintain a reasonable temperature.

[@tbochette82]

Cheap drill bits are terrible in anything harder than cheese. They always go about 1/3 of the way through steel and convert themselves to divot polishers.

[@SteveRobReviews]

HAHA exactly Tim.

[@Pidalin]

I tried make hole to steel with cheap HSS black drill few weeks ago, it started sparkling and bit was completely destroyed, I could not make even one hole with that, it's really only for wood or color metals. But even make hole to brass or bronze can be tricky with that. :-D

[@docthompson1]

Titanium bits are coatings. If you sharpen them you get rid of the coating. Cobalt should be all the way through and can be sharpen.

[@jimsperlakis5634]

Steve, I'm a retired mfg engineer who's bought and used thousands of cutting tools. Drill Titanium is not what people think. Technically it's a titanium carbo-nitride coating, nicknamed TiC. It was developed to add lubricity. TiN, titanium nitride, was the other coating. Both were initially designed for carbide cutting tools. Today it's almost impossible to buy carbide tools without it but it's just a gimmick name for the cheap junk now. If you really want quality drills buy 8% Cobalt.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Jim almost everything we buy is sold on marketing not science or in many case reality :) consumers have a difficult time navigating their purchases as so many somehow think spending less gets you more but the reality is you buy 100 yellow drill bits for $30 it's hard to resist the value over spending $30 for 3 real good drill bits . Price wins everytime for the masses. Cheers 👍

[@jimsperlakis5634]

Steve, I'm a fan of short, Screw machine length, drill bits. They're much stronger and usually will do the job. I'm glad to hear you talk about breaking a bit in an expensive part. My bits went in Big cnc machining center's and a broken drill could cost a thousand dollars and lost production. I'd use carbide tipped drills for the heavy wear tools. Everything was thrown away when dull ! I'd bring home used bits that were still better than anything I could find in the stores.

[@GiovanniGiorgo]

@@jimsperlakis5634 what average priced set would you recommend?

[@johngibson3594]

Luckily I purchased my drill bit about 40 years ago so they are pretty decent. The newer ones don’t seem as good. Machinists are the best guy to ask about drill bits they spend big bucks on their bits. Great video.

[@SteveRobReviews]

I agree go to a shop and ask why they buy and buy them once and sharpen for a lifetime.

[@shovelhead8]

Cobalt is right into the alloy of the steel. Titanium is just a coating on the outside that looks pretty. You get what you pay for. Thank you for the discussion, Steve

[@SteveRobReviews]

Yes it seems so much is sold on price not quality as some just refuse to pay for quality . Cheers bud.

[@plymouth5714]

I've just completed making a modeller's Photo Etch bender gizmo constructed from a 1.5mm stainless steel ruler. I had to drill fairly large holes to take some M5 bolts and slightly larger ones for compression springs and the HSS drills were worn down flat in minutes with little impression on the steel! In the end I sent off for a 16 piece set of drill bits called "Drill All" 3.0mm up to 10mm in half mm sizes (demonstrated on the Ideal World TV shopping channel - go through wood, metal, toughened glass, concrete, brick and stone in one operation!) Not cheap! The 16 set in a nice metal box cost just under £50 but they are guaranteed not to blunt, chip, bend or break for ten years with free replacements if they do. The drill went through that stainless steel in about ten seconds in the bench drill - expensive but worth every penny!

[@SteveRobReviews]

Nice , thanks for the comment . Cheers

[@felixf5211]

To answer your question, I do buy inexpensive, disposable drills on occasion. I drill and thread metal daily and own multiples of the standard four indexes - fractional, metric, letter, wire gauge - along with 6/12-packs of specific sizes. Most folks wouldn't recognize the manufacturers; this tooling isn't sold in hardware stores. As far as commonly found drills go, I was impressed with (straight shank) Milwaukee Cobalt drills and would recommend them. This being said, most of the time, the technique and a good press will make a bigger difference than the drill, itself. Folks should also keep in mind that Titanium Nitride is a coating that is meant to increase wear resistance and Cobalt is indicative of an alloy, a type of steel. A Cobalt drill can have a Titanium coating; the two are not mutually exclusive and neither factor is indicative of the quality of the base metal and the drill, itself. Same goes for Black Oxide. It's a name of a coating. That's all it is. Just a name. Good luck.

[@SteveRobReviews]

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[@FromSteelToWood]

I guess we get what we pay for, on maybe less! As you said, the average user may not see the difference. I buy the MasterCrap brand, on sale, but my expectations are limited. I usually get a few dozens of holes from a bit. And I move to the next one without hesitation! But I always work in mild steel, under the ideal conditions. Thanks!

[@SteveRobReviews]

Mastercrap has huge discount sales on them gold coloured bits all the time . For a diyer their fine for most but at times it's taking a chance on an expensive part you dont want to take a chance on. I have enough mastercrap bits to last me a while. LOL Cheers Joe.

[@jimsperlakis5634]

I read the "applications" Wood, plastic, pvc and fibrous. Not steel. What does that say! I've bent the new "titanium" box store junk. I tell my son not to use my "old stuff" from the old shop because I can't replace it now, Real 12% Cobalt.

[@RichardsWorld]

Cobalt bits are awesome. Especially if you want to drill in to stainless steel. I think Molybdenum bits are a small step up from Cobalt bits though. Trying to find Molybdenum bits is a store would be tough, but you can buy them online.

[@SteveRobReviews]

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[@robinsilvestre9338]

The cobalt bit is awesome, I use it as a pilot drill for screwing to an I-beam using only a drill driver, the problem is if you dont properly use it, it can easily shatter like a brittle metal

[@Pidalin]

Short version - "titanium" bits are only titanium coated, so when you want to sharp them, you destroy titanium layer on top, but cobalt is not coated, it's just hard cobalt steel so you can sharp them again. That's why proffesionals prefer cobalt. But you can buy titanium for small diameters (like 1-2 mm) because you probably break them before you blunt them. BTW use left drill for removing screws sounds like good idea.

[@MFEeee]

I have 5 types of drill bits. HSS, Gold oxide, black oxide, gold/black oxide and a cobalt set. Pretty much one set dedicated to a specific material. They range from average brand to dewalt brand. I’ve had them for years and just grind them when they get dull. I use cutting oil when drilling. I have not had any issues. I’ve snapped perhaps five drill bits my whole life

[@SteveRobReviews]

Mike you sound just like me , pick the right tool for the job at hand and it goes so much easier. Cheers 👍

[@Volarope]

It is true! Cobalt last much longer. I bought the Milwaukee's, so far, better than tungsten and others.

[@SteveRobReviews]

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[@wyattoneable]

I buy the bulk drill bits because I've never found a manufacture that I know are good. I see from the comments that a lot of guys like the colbalt bits so I'll have to consider those the next time I'm shopping. Thanks Steve.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Wyatt cobalts at least the real ones are expensive but man do they cut clean , dont chatter and the pucker level goes way down compared to wingwangs that snap just as your almost thru a hole 😂😂

[@jimsperlakis5634]

Just a fyi, anytime you make a cutting tool harder by heat treatment or carbon based additives, you also make it More Brittle. Wear safety glasses. Things can and do shatter.

[@LifeWithChase]

Cobalt is all I buy, last several times longer. there is a local place that sells the irwin brand cobalt bits in the individual packages so if i'm drilling 3/8 holes I can buy 2-3 bits cause i'm likely to break one at some point. I don't really have an organized set.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Nice to see bud , seems if were working on something on the scrap side we use a scrap bit and a good bit if its too expensive not to. Cheers

[@freddaniali]

Steve, great video! I have a combination of high speed titanium, cobalt, and carbide. When I buy the high speed, I usually stick to Dewalt, Irwin, or Milwaukee. I do a lot of body work and sometimes the new panels are boron steel that chew through regular bits just like spring steel.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Thanks Fred.

[@vince7735]

I'm looking at purchasing a 14 piece Dewalt industrial cobalt drill bit set at Lowes for $60. I guess that's a good price. Thank you. You answered my question: titanium vs cobalt.

[@SteveRobReviews]

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[@zoeycatt1925]

The set is 30$ for the cobalt set.

[@txsviking]

I probably have 10K worth of drills. The only ones worth buying are made of M2-High speed or M42 Cobalt/High Speed. The cobalt allows the drill to flex or twist slightly without breaking but the M2 will stay sharp and cut better. I only use cobalt in drills less than 1/4 inch diameter.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Good to know bud. Thanks 👍👍

[@madalinnicolae5594]

10k worth of drills...jesus..

[@zoeycatt1925]

We do alot of professional work, and I still enjoy my cobalt bits with pilot start from lowes... I Don't sharpen anything anymore.. just use and throw away once dull.. we have expensive bit kits too, but must be sharpened. Cobalt for the win.

[@BeardedSeabee82]

Noreseman index ran me 135 bucks when i got it several years ago, fmt cobalted are amazing step up from those. If you want full pro use, go spend the money

[@SteveRobReviews]

Absolutely in the long run it saves you money and time .

[@larryz24]

I love my cobalt drill bits, mine were from wing-wang I think, no country listed on the packaging. These cobalt bits out perform titanium 10X over. Cheers Steve.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Yes there is great wingwang too. LOL Thanks bud for the chuckle

[@chrisjames6193]

If you will put Oil on Your drill bit run your drill fairly slow using A cobalt They will last a long time

[@SteveRobReviews]

Yes absolutely 💯 Chris that's a good suggestion for everyone to follow. Cheers 👍

[@menace845]

its all about understanding manufacturing quality and material quality along with how to properly use each tool.

[@georgecarra]

you sound like an honest bloke Steve, right down to earth. For me, I prefer to buy quality. I'm fed up with cheap drill bits that brake, snap, or wear out. Where there made? It not something that I trouble myself with. Really enjoy your videos, Cheers mate!

[@SteveRobReviews]

Thanks , it's a hobby for me this youtube and it was a hobby with the cheap drill bits but I've had enough , so its onto better stuff eh :) Cheers

[@professorfukyu744]

Im usually drilling box steel or angle iron. I spent a bit extra on a "quality" 3/8. It lasted longer than usual but still eventually went pretty dull. It has a biting tip and at least 2 different cutting flats so now i have no idea how to sharpen such a thing. Now i can only use it to expand holes as it will barely chew out the last bit between 5/16 and itself. Yes its cobalt. I think ill stick to cheaper ones cause if theyre just gonna dull out anyways id rather have something easy to sharpen or cheap enough to replace rather than this "oh it was so expensive i dont wanna just toss it" now virtually worthless one.

[@jeffshackleford3152]

How do you get paid for providing drill bits?

[@AnnieFarmerFarm]

That good advice buying cheap! I don't know if saw bits are similar but the cheap ones bend easy! Nice little collection your so organized I'm impressed !

[@SteveRobReviews]

Were both inflicted with the organized habit eh Annie :) Cheers

[@AutobahnDan]

You probably seen my post on the Matco hyper step drill bits. I couldn’t find anything similar online, so I had to see what these were all about. They are definitely time savers! No more switching from a pilot hole drill bit to a large! It’s all in one. I was still pretty hesitant on buying them because of the hefty price tag. But my Matco dealer told me he would warranty the sizes smaller than 1/4 to sweeten up the deal. They’re China made, but they work very well so far. I see many people rave about them and my dealer sells a bunch of them. I can’t recommend them too much to people who don’t have a dealer, but worth a shot for people who are sick of drilling a pilot hole! Lol

[@SteveRobReviews]

Yes I remember mostly the price :) The most expensive bit can be the best one if it save one from pulling a head or in millwork a huge piece of machinery. No more wingwang sets for me but they are great for wood. LOL

[@AutobahnDan]

STEVE ROB REVIEWS lol

[@drewpreister4148]

Would love you to do a video on sharpening drill bits!

[@SteveRobReviews]

Will do!

[@TomokosEnterprize]

I have a $ 600.00 CDN set of cobalt drills from Wurth Ind. Cobalt guaranteed for life. Dull them or break them they are guaranteed for life. I drill a lot of TQ100 and hard wear plate. These are the only way to go.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Good info buddy and good to see what others are using. Thanks

[@madalinnicolae5594]

do they make them in the UK aswell? With life time warranty lol

[@sergioherrejon9998]

Honestly you are entertaining but you gave me real information

[@SteveRobReviews]

Thanks Sergio.

[@PAPATexas]

I used a drill bit today, coming out on PAPA Texas Unfiltered! I have never sharpened a drill bit. I buy cheap ones when I need em. Hard to dull a drill bit when it is on potatoes!

[@SteveRobReviews]

HAHA you need to get out more .....

[@Erated78]

Quality drill bits are a good thing. Today I returned crappy step bits from Canadian Tire because they’d only cut metal once! I think you have a video on good step bits.... I remembered this after LOL thanks for helping us out brother cheers

[@SteveRobReviews]

Crappy Tire is not my go to. PA is my place. I've had good success with what they sell in step drills , the ones on sale at 50% off , set of 3 for $20-30 are real good but the low cost ones are more for plastic at best . 🤣🤣

[@Erated78]

STEVE ROB REVIEWS I will remember that good advice and keep an eye out for a sale at PA. Thanks Steve

[@stuzman52]

Cobalt bits are the best and like you said, they’re expensive. I have an index of the black bits and for what I do they serve me well. Keep up the good work. 😀

[@SteveRobReviews]

Thanks Terry.

[@GrampiesWorkshop]

Hey there Steve!!! I'm like you, don't spend a lot of money on drill bits since I mainly drill in wood or angle. I buy the Canadian Tire case of drill bits when they are on sale and then I bought a Drill Doctor on sale at Canadian Tire to sharpen them. I think this suit my needs!!! Great video and a good discussion point!!! Take 'er easy!!

[@SteveRobReviews]

Thanks Mike, you should show the Drill Doctor , I have one too.

[@steveellis6090]

The gold bit are actually Titanium nitride coated HSS bits, i worked for Sutton tools in Australia during the early 90's when we came up with the idea of coating the bits, we found they outlasted the cobalt bits by far.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Interesting. Today we are bombarded with so many brands from around the world so it's quite difficult to get good info on good brands . Cheers

[@texasdeeslinglead2401]

As long as the apprentices don't touch them .

[@GentlemanH]

@@SteveRobReviews I quite agree. I find it difficult to know which brands are good and price does not seem to be a good indicator any more. I live in South Africa.

[@oldschooldirtbiker]

Ain't nothing like getting up on Sunday morning and watching the old Hoser from the Great White North, got review bud..

[@SteveRobReviews]

LOL thanks bud , you made my day. Cheers

[@rafibros]

I bought snap on tools full set of drill bits cobalt. +$800

[@jimthecarguy]

Cobalt bits are the best . Nice vide Steve

[@SteveRobReviews]

I agree Jim. Thanks bud 👍

[@RustyGlovebox]

I like a carbide drill bit but you have to pay a premium for them

[@SteveRobReviews]

Lloyd I have never tried one or even seen one . Interesting 👍

[@kevindouglas8768]

I wasted hours trying to drill stainless with cheap bits. I was forced to pay the money for an American made cobalt bit. BEST bit ever !!!

[@Pidalin]

Make hole to stainless steel or similar materials with basic HSS drill is impossible, such drills are good only for color metals, not for steel. But it's not only about material, some cheap titanium or cobalt drills can be also bad when it has bad edge and wrong angle.

[@danbates6285]

Most of the Chinese drill bits that I've used over the years have been pure junk. The Chinese steel has Always been garbage. I wouldn't waste my money, with drill bits you get what you pay for!!! Just my opinion

[@SteveRobReviews]

I agree Dan , seldom do you pay less and get more. Cheers 👍

[@LBCAndrew]

I've had plenty of big box store black oxide, titanium coated, and other bits and they're all pretty much garbage. None of them are cobalt. I'm actually shopping for some Made in USA M42 cobalt bits right now. Aside from that, i recently was given 3 large wooden pull-out drawers from some old piece of furniture FILLED with tools (probably 60lbs per drawer full) that once belonged to a friend of my grandfather. Lots of wonky stuff that probably just didn't catch on as well as some great tools, and lots of drill bits. About half of them are made for hand cranked drills and others that will work in my power drills. After a quick sharpening they hold up better than anything from the big box stores.

[@alanr4263]

I love ur drill bit holder. U knowan I'll tell ya the truth titanium they all break. I bought the left handed bits I have yet to use them I sharpen a few bits here & there most of the time good for another pass & then dull again.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Alan I use the drill doctor drill sharpener , works great but yes all drill bits can and fo break on occasion.

[@gabakusa]

Link to buy that drill bit that you recommend?

[@SteveRobReviews]

Irwin Tools 63112ZR 3/16-Inch Cobalt 135-Degree Jobber Length, 12-Pack www.amazon.ca/dp/B00BRGKAIS/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_R45HTM38VKDMJF2Y7ZR5?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

[@jakewrxdrift]

I bought an expensive set of Irwin drill bits from my Cornwell tool dealer, anything 1/4" and larger has a lifetime warranty, so it's worth the expense.

[@SteveRobReviews]

That is a great warranty Jacob , never seen that up here yet but that in itself saves a lot of money over time.

[@strongsadventures]

Well I tell ya Steve my drill bits come from the good ole U S of A. I am not sure where they are manufactured but I get them from the plants that I work in in USA LOL. Seriously we do use them a lot in the work that I do and you can tell a big difference in the cheep ones compared to the better made ones. Cheers Buddy

[@SteveRobReviews]

Buying cheap bts are good for wood but for steel their like plastic straws all disposable :)

[@BeardedSeabee82]

Cobalted all the way for this guy

[@SteveRobReviews]

Good to see bud. Cheers Brandon

[@ozzstars_cars]

If the drill bit ain't smoking your drill ain't turning. 😁

[@SteveRobReviews]

Oh ya been there till it goes on fire :)

[@BruceLyeg]

I have a combination of cheap disposable bits and a set of good bits. I do tend to use the cheap ones more often though. Actually I use a stepped bit the most. I'm like you though, mostly drilling through bed frame metal and stuff.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Bruce the cheap bits have their place in the diy community but in the trades Id be shocked to find a millwright in Fort mack with a 200 piece drill bit set from crappy tire at $29.00 😂😂😂

[@mostlymoparih5682]

You guys still buying stuff from Isle of Ying Yang in the town of Wuhan? UPS guy dropped something off to the neighbor and I was wondering why he was wearing gloves and a mask so I went over to the neighbor's porch to take a lookahsee. Had Ying Yang writing on the package. cough cough cough.

[@SteveRobReviews]

@@mostlymoparih5682 LOLOLOLOL

[@BruceLyeg]

@@mostlymoparih5682 hahahahaha I got a few things coming that I ordered on Wish. Maybe I should wear a mask and gloves when they get here.

[@mostlymoparih5682]

Might have helped Tony on NCIS. 3M Marketing Buy our masks Don't be the first to get it from the flask.

[@WallysPlace66]

I buy Cobalt drill bits from Harbor Freight and I've not had any problems with them. I don't know if Princess Auto carries Cobalt drill bits, but they're the way to go. America uses mostly M35 Cobalt Steel and Europe uses m42 which has a little bit more Cobalt than M35. Hey Steve, just to let you know, BBB Industries just discontinued their online electrical diagram section of their website as of the last day of January. Wouldn't that figure? I just came down to the dungeon to print off what I needed and I can't get it now.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Well that sucks . Might find a diagram online maybe. Yes cobalt is the way to go.

[@WallysPlace66]

@@SteveRobReviews Everybody else wants $ 😣

[@SteveRobReviews]

Not the library, lots of repair manuals there too.

[@WallysPlace66]

I found another website. It's cardiagn com. I don't think they have all cars on there but they have some stuff. I'm looking for an 04 Pacifica diag which they don't have but they do have an 06.

[@texasdeeslinglead2401]

My experience with cobalt impregnated bits , they typically are chrome looking with a black button on the rear end . And boy are they pricey . And I have never been more irritated than when an apprentice thinks they can sneek into my bits box and not use the bits correctly . Use my trash bits , not my black button bits , you animals . Lol

[@Pidalin]

you have to hide good tools, that's basic rule :-D

[@cosprint]

Good video. I prefer made in North America, hard to find. So I looked up that Norseman company you mentioned, and they are still in business. I did buy some tiny drills from KBC tools In Mississauga Ont. and sure enough there made in USA. M.A. Ford Package says Employ owned. I wish I could find made in Canada, ( Ill leave the comment Id like to say for the SteveRobReprts Channel 🤣🤣) but just as happy to buy made in the USA.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Hey bud , buy quality once or wingwang till it hurts 🤣🤣

[@farmboy30117]

Never had any cobalt bits, I usually buy titanium. I really need a sharpener.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Jay buy some of them Irwin off amazon , bud they have to be one of the best bits I have ever used , the tititian is not for me anymore. Your birthday is coming up so you can show your lovely this posting. :)

[@1quickchevy2]

How many beds, do you and the misses break, that you require special drills just to fix bed frames? Good for you!

[@SteveRobReviews]

I can see that would be a logical assumption just by looking at my vids , yep forsure :) We have the streets scoured by scrappers 24/7 now so it's hard scooping up angle iron bed frames now . 🤣🤣

[@josefelix4152]

I only saw American portercable still bit set, hss for like 80$ x,x and i got Bosch m42 for 40$

[@CarsExposed]

I love Irwin quality tools indeed mate... I normally get whatever drill bits B&Q is selling as I don’t use very often believe it not but I have to agree cheepo ones don’t last 😉👍👍👍🤣 cheers Buddy

[@SteveRobReviews]

Thanks for taking a look Igor . Cheers

[@johngibson3594]

I had a harbor freight drill bit that bent obviously it wasn’t hardened as I believe it should have snapped not bent . Does that sound correct Steve?

[@SteveRobReviews]

Sounds like Harbour scrap shipped straight for use in the trash LOL , ya we all can't resist a pack of bits for $1.99 eh , and as you can see I've got a few too . 😂😂

[@UpTriTie]

Dang. I thought i had too many bits. Haha. Need to get that case. I have some cheap sets and some expensive sets i got on sale. And i usually break out the expensive set when the hole is critical

[@SteveRobReviews]

I'm a little on the OCD side :) Oh man I never showed the other drill set case either HAHA

[@marshallgrizzle7246]

Where did you get that set do you have a link thanks

[@SteveRobReviews]

From Amazon a while back. Cheers

[@jettschenker]

SPYDER IS MADE IN THE U.S.A.

[@santrece1350]

*Very good video!!*

[@SteveRobReviews]

Thanks 👍

[@PinetreeLine]

Ultimately you get what you pay for. I usually buy cheap and then bitch and complain 😂

[@SteveRobReviews]

LOL oh ya been there many times when they snap off in a hole . Cheers bud you have a great day.

[@dannydunnagan3267]

Steve I am in the same boat with you lots of bits most are not any count.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Danny most of the big sets give you sizes we never use so i'm only buying 1/8 , 3/16 , 1/4 , 3/8 and for the rest I use the step drills or my plasma cutter :)

[@rgopal7676]

Super comparisan man form tamilnadu

[@billyr9840]

Nice !

[@SteveRobReviews]

Cold and snowy today bud , friggin winter eh :)

[@themechanic6117]

I dont buy the 100 for $10 but I also dont spend much on them. $25-$30 on a 12 piece set... im ok with that. I tend to lose bits so I never spend a ton on them.

[@SteveRobReviews]

Most sets have sizes I never use so i'm only buying the sizes I do use from now on.Cheers bud.

[@Lola-co8jg]

What about Drill Hog bits?? Anyone??

[@SteveRobReviews]

I never tried them but I look into it. Thanks 👍

[@santrece1350]

*Drill bits from the 99 cents store!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!* just kidding!! *XD XD XD!!!*

[@SteveRobReviews]

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[@professorfukyu744]

I dont think youre too far off.