10-Piece Masonry Drill Bit Set for Concrete Tile Glass Ceramic Brick,1/8 to 1/2 Inch Drilling Bits with Triangle Handle,Tungsten Steel Alloy Tip.（Black）

Excellent product which was more effective than I had hoped

Some tile is HARD to drill through. I needed to install shower safety bars and neither my regular drill bits nor my carbide masonry bits could make a hole. I decided to try this set and I'm glad I did! I used the smallest bit first to drill the (12) pilot holes. I drilled at a very low speed, dipping the tip of the drill bit in a glass of water every 30 seconds to cool it off. It was a slow process. I was concerned that the bit would wear out and tried a couple of times to switch to a carbide masonry bit to finish the holes, but those just wouldn't penetrate the tile. My concern was unfounded. The smallest bit from this set made it through all 12 holes, slow and steady. Then I enlarged the holes with each next size up until they were big enough. That went much more quickly. It seems that the initial holes are very tough, but enlarging holes is easier. Even my carbide masonry bits worked for that. These bits are a great value, and work wonderfully if you take your time and make sure they don't overheat (by dipping in water). High end diamond bits would have probably saved time, but cost at least 10x as much.

We used these bits to try to drill holes in my brick in front of my house to install a flag holder, but a couple of the bits broke and wouldn’t go through all the way maybe it was the drill we used not sure

These bits worked well going through very hard travertine tile to mount some shower safety bars. With a regular drill instead of a hammer drill you need to go slow in 4 to 8 second bursts and dip the bit in water each time. Takes a little while but does a clean job without cracking.

A pleasant surprise. These drills effortlessly cut through ceramic tile, leaving a perfect hole. No chipping or flaking.

Let’s start by saying, don’t waste your money/time on these drill bits. Bought these because first off, they were “cheap”. Well, you get what you pay for. Hardware store was closed at night and needed a 5/32” masonry bit for drilling a few holes in concrete block for 3/16” tap cons. Bought these to have overnight delivered early AM to finish the job. Drill bits said they had other plans. Went through 3 bits in 2 holes, ran to hardware store when they opened at 8 AM and bought a Bosch bit and finished the job without issue. Moral of the story, you get what you pay for.

Very good

Received in a box containing all 10 bits in a cheap, but decent protective case which slides open like a drawer. The case tray has 5 slots to store all 10 bits. The bits are metal with an arrow tip, presumably carbide. The assortment is as follows: 1/8", 5/32", 3/16", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2" (One of each), and four 1/4". They are meant for wet use and should be cooled frequently (5-10 secs continuous drilling). Don't wait till you see steam/vapor or hot color (orange/yellow/red). I lost 2 tips that fell off that way on the first use. Fortunately, one was a 1/4" and had 3 more (Maybe that's why they give you 4), but also the only 5/16". Not a good way to start when you lose 20% on the first use. I used them to drill through stone and tile walls. I guess they are ok for the occasional home DIY user but keep your expectations low and use water cooling a lot. I doubt they will withstand frequent heavy use. Ironically, I don't see it listed anymore (When I click on the item in my order, other assortments pop up with different combinations. I didn't expect much (10 bits for less than$6), and thus not disappointed. Thank you.

Not good quality

Se nota que son de buen material, se siente bastante rígidas, en cuanto al filo me duro lo suficiente para lo que requería, la verdad no se cual sea el tiempo de vida de este tipo de broca o de alguna otra marca, pero en general me parecieron bien en cuanto al precio. Lo volvería a comprar. Nota: para mejorar el desempeño hay que usar un poco e agua en la punta e las brocas.

se desgaste la que use para porcelana to muy duro. pero en otros cerámicos y porcelanatos funcionaron varias veces. Lo mejor es que al ser puntiagudas no se mueven y perforan bien. Mejor que las de widia que compra en la ferretería que son planas y duran lo mismo.

Ca brise vite....

No duran mucho se desgastan muy rápido pero son funcionales de un uso