11401A 6 Piece Brad Point Drill Bit Set, Stubby Drill Bit Set for Wood, 1/4" Quick Change Hex Shank, HSS 4241 High Speed Steel for Quick Change Chucks and Drives, Drill Bit Holder Included

They work great for a great price. Plus the case with the foam insert is a nice touch.

I've been working with metal for the better part of 50 years. This NEIKO Bit Set is great I used them so I could use counter sink screws in 3/16" metal (NOT aluminum) Metal Diamond plate. Mighty sharp Like a hot knife through butter. I'm very happy with this purchase. We were putting this metal diamond plate down on the bed of a box truck. About 75 holes before we weld it in. 5 bits come in a little case. It took 2 days to get.......... Thanks for hooking me up Amazon.

I haven't us3 it yet but it looks great!

These drills are decent. The sizes are close to nominal. The surface finish is good. The heat treatment appears to be OK - hard at the tip and soft at the shank. The drills are reasonably straight. The sharpening is good as well. Each one is laser marked with "HSS" and diameter.

I'm kinda shocked. I totally expected these to be a throwaway set. I grabbed them shortly after a move, categorically-unable to figure out which box had my USA Drill and DrillHog bits, and in need of something quick. Amazon same-day'd em. Fair enough. But... I'll be damned if I can break the things, or even DULL em. I mean, not that I've been actively TRYING to or anything sadistic like that, but... I build fine furniture. I've prolly put 500+ holes in Maple, Red Oak, Sapele, Ash, and gods only know how much birch ply, and they're STILL going strong. I've thrown out DeWalt sets in less time. They're short (but hey, they DO call em stubby), but that just means they don't ever have enough torque on em to snap. They're brad-point (so wood ONLY), but that's cool by me; I'm a woodworker. They're HEX SHANK (and yeah, against all common sense and likely the manufacturers' warnings, I use them - frequently - in my impact driver), which is unheard of, but again: I suspect the "stubby" part is why I keep sweeping up sawdust and not shrapnel. I epoxied one of those little rubber bit holders to one of my DeWalt impact drivers and just use it - along with these bits - exclusively for pilot holes, which, if I'm totally honest, they're better at delivering than literally everything else I have, outside my braces and bits (and sometimes, you just need a hole. NOW). My ONLY complaint (which I didn't even dock a half star for) is that the little rubber bit holder they COME IN sucks. they fall out of it if you look at it sternly. But regarding the bits themselves? The absolute best feedback I can offer is this: HEY NEIKO! If you ever release a 10- 18- or 24-pack of these in the full gamut of sizes? I'll buy them in a hot second. Likewise, if you ever want someone to TEST em for you in real work-environment settings, you call me, you hear? I'll be delighted to give you the best analysis and feedback you've ever received from an end-user.

I purchased these to do some standard countersinking on aluminum parts I was making on the mill. they worked very well, left a nice smooth cut, and stayed sharp for the entire project. Not sure how they'd fare with steel (but I suspect pretty well) since I didnt use them on steel.

Okay, sometimes when you buy things like this for me which was a one time project, you think if I am able to get this project done with them I would be happy, but very shocked at how strong they are and how well they lasted. I had a price of channel boxed in steel that needed a hole on each side and the only way I would be able to line them up is drill all the way through. There was even a part that was welded and these drilled through fairly easly, did not break or become dull. Super great price too.

They seem ok but they feel cheap, I'll have to see if they last long enough.

Não usei ainda mas o produto parece ser muito bom obrigado Amazon e ao vendedor

these are the best for drilling out spot welds. a youtube'r made a video on breaking metal panels apart without damaging the panels using this drill bit. check it out before trying. works mint!

Yo tengo un destornillador inalámbrico y le hacen perfecto, ya puedo barrenar materiales en cualquier emergencia.

I wasn't too impressed with the look of these when they arrived (the didn't look well built), but didn't want to knock them based on looks. While drilling into a 3/4" plywood using a drill guide, one of the smaller bits just broke. Took a long time to get the broken drill out of the piece with less than 1mm of it hanging out.

I will try them, but they look solid