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Choosing Quality SDS Plus Drill Bits for DIY Projects: Drilling in Block and Wood

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  • #1 17094006
    WSRH
    Level 16  
    Hello, gentlemen, I bought a drill with SDS Plus system, I need some drill bits for this. Isn't it worth buying sets, as is the case with regular drill bits? Is there anything of good quality in any kit?

    I will drill mainly in the wall of a block and sometimes in wood, and I need these two. Definitely for a DIY enthusiast than professionally and profitably.
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  • #2 17094022
    stanislaw1954
    Level 43  
    WSRH wrote:
    I will mainly drill into the wall of the block
    What are your walls? Solid concrete or brick?
    WSRH wrote:
    sometimes in wood
    For wood, these drill bits are similar to those for metal and are mounted in a "traditional" handle.
  • #3 17094259
    WSRH
    Level 16  
    stanislaw1954 wrote:
    WSRH wrote:
    I will mainly drill into the wall of the block
    What are your walls? Solid concrete or brick?
    WSRH wrote:
    sometimes in wood
    For wood, these drill bits are similar to those for metal and are mounted in a "traditional" handle.



    Concrete, like in a traditional holder? As i only have sds plus.
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  • #5 17094304
    WSRH
    Level 16  
    Well, I didn't know about it ...


    What about these drill bits and kit?
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  • #6 17094309
    paszczakq
    Level 27  
    MODECO drills from the market to play at home will be ok. Optionally some BOSCH.
  • #7 17094325
    mychaj
    Level 35  
    How big is this drill? In wood, SDS with an attachment is a lot of trouble - unless you have big biceps ... :-)
    I would rather buy a regular drill.
  • #8 17094587
    WSRH
    Level 16  
    I will be using it 95% concrete 5% wood.
  • #9 17094622
    Michelson
    Level 26  
    Hello.
    For amateur use, I once bought a set of Makita drills and chisels and there is no madness - typical Chinese food, the price is about PLN 100 per set, the quality is adequate to the price. For more demanding applications, although still amateur I buy Hitachi star-shaped carbide drill bits, they are of much better quality than in this set. In my opinion, it is better to buy better drill bits according to your needs.
  • #10 17094735
    stanislaw1954
    Level 43  
    These amateur sets of drills, about PLN 50 on portals, also drill, but in solid concrete there must be more power of the drill, not the cheapest of the newspapers.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around selecting quality SDS Plus drill bits for DIY projects, specifically for drilling in concrete blocks and wood. Users emphasize the importance of using appropriate drill bits for different materials, noting that wood drilling typically requires a non-impact approach with a standard drill. Recommendations include MODECO and BOSCH drill bits for general use, while for more demanding tasks, users suggest investing in higher-quality options like Makita and Hitachi carbide drill bits. The consensus is that while cheaper sets are available, they may not perform well in solid concrete, and it is advisable to choose drill bits based on specific needs rather than purchasing generic sets.
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