The DEWALT DWA5100 5/32" X 4" X 6" Impact Ready Masonry Bit features an innovative flute design leading to faster material removal for easier drilling. It offers a speed tip which penetrates material quickly. Designed with a 1/4" hex shank for use in impact drivers. Commonly used for tap con installation, and brick/block fastening.
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Rotary masonry bit
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Customers like the performance of the drill bits. For example, they say it works well for drilling into mortar and concrete. That said, some complain about the holes they produce. Opinions are mixed on quality.
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44 customers mention36 positive8 negative
Customers like the performance of the drill bit. They say it works well, is worth the money, and can be used in a rotary drill. Some customers also mention that it works great drilling into concrete and bricks.
"Nicely packed and worked well. Shipped lightning fast." Read more
"...Only used a couple of times and hasn't broken. Nice for price" Read more
"Worked fine installing all of my shutters" Read more
"Drilled the holes I needed. Reasonable cost." Read more
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Customers are satisfied with the speed of the drill bit. They mention that it is very quick and that it shipped lightning fast.
"Nicely packed and worked well. Shipped lightning fast." Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the drill bits. Some mention that it's good quality, built well, and holds up well with use, while others say that it is not made to last, broke after 30 uses, and is of extremely poor quality.
"...the Bosch 7 pack and on the first day of a basement project, one bit broke into two, and another twisted in half..." Read more
"The tip of this bit chipped on its first use drilling a 3/4" hole in concrete...." Read more
"...This is a straight, high quality bit." Read more
"...Then 1 hole I had to fight over. Then no more. Dull as can be...." Read more
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Customers are dissatisfied with the holes produced by the drill bits. They mention that they only achieved a minute hole, and that the holes didn't light up perfectly.
"...It walked on me at first so my holes didn't light up perfectly but it was good enough to mount the key pad for my property gate." Read more
"Got 2 good holes from it. Then 1 hole I had to fight over. Then no more. Dull as can be...." Read more
"...I must have drilled for twenty minutes and only achieved a minute hole...." Read more
I initially bought the Bosch 7 pack and on the first day of a basement project, one bit broke into two, and another twisted in half
This product on the other hand is top quality. 4 inch length is also the perfect balance between length and rigidity - it's very unlikely you'll need to go much deeper than 3-3.5 inches.
I'm probably going to buy another set just as a backup.
I needed 28 holes drilled to a depth of 3" into a concrete block wall using a hammer drill. A single drill bit got through half the job before needing to be replaced. I'm not complaining, all masonry drill bits wear out, especially those under 1/2". Just use my experience to plan for your job.
At one time I used a regular drill bit to go through brick. Took it nice and slow and managed to make it through. Well, I figured cinder block would do the same. Wrong! Bought this to help out and BOY did it make a difference. It walked on me at first so my holes didn't light up perfectly but it was good enough to mount the key pad for my property gate.
This thing definitely did the job. Did NOT use a hammer drill and still was able to get through the cinder block very easily. Only used a couple of times and hasn't broken. Nice for price
The tip of this bit chipped on its first use drilling a 3/4" hole in concrete. I was still able to get the hole drilled but I was disappointed that it chipped so quickly.
Bought this to put drainage holes in some planters. Worked well and didn't break the pots, so yay! Can't speak to how it would work for anything harder than that, but seems sturdy enough.