Drill Bit Set

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Has anyone used these, and I'm curious what you think. I have a fairly frequent need to extract bolts, and the HSS left handed bits are OK, but I'd like a set of cobalt ones. Also, is there any way to tell when my local store might have them back in stock? The closest location to me that has them is about 120 miles away, and I can't justify a trip out there to grab them. My local store hasn't been able to give me an answer on if/when they might be getting them back in stock. Still a spot on the shelf for them with a price tag, just no information so I've been checking the website every day for a month or so now, and checking in person when I need to go in. Thanks. submitted by /u/Kazelob to r/harborfreight [link] [comments]

Like the title says, my daughter says I ruined her marriage and doesn't want to speak to me anymore. About a year ago my brother, me, and a friend were going out and took her then fiance out as our 4th. We told him beforehand we like to kid around and give each other shit and he said that was perfect that's what he and his buddies do. He's a pretty good golfer, better than any of his, like a single digit handicap and we're all teens. We're having a few beers playing a bit, giving each other a bit of crap, and the wheels totally fall off his game. Not sure what it was that set him off, but he is suddenly just crap, can't get into any kind of groove off the tee and putts are just crazy. He get super crabby, bitches about everything, his ball was scuffed, uneven tee box, bad greens bad holes. We stopped any kind of shit talking, and really any talking at all. After a few holes of this he finally drills a drive right into a tree 50 yards away and knocks a little bird nest out, and we all said "BIRDIE" all at the same time. We laughed super hard, he was not amused. We finished the round, he headed right out, I stopped and had a beer with the guys and apologized for him killing the vibe, but no one cared still a good day. So few months later it was wedding time, great day, super excited for my only daughter's wedding, this guy really is a good guy and super excited for them both. The morning after they do the gift opening at brunch. Get to her uncle's gift... and it's golf lessons, he laughs, I laugh, we figure it's been a while, it's a fun little joke, and they're from a decent enough place and he loves to golf. He was not amused, it was obvious. My daughter gives us a nasty look and my brother and I chill out and play it cool. Saw him a few times after at some family stuff and apologized, and let him know we know he's a good golfer, like it is obvious he is really good, and he was just having a day. Still even good golfers can pick some things up, hell even Tiger had a coach. So we made nice, daughter was happy it was good. Got a call today... apparently despite my best efforts at bridging the gap my son in law hates me, never wants to see me again, and is accusing my daughter of being in on some prank. Apparently the lesson did not go so well, and he thinks that we told the guy to fuck with him. Apparently he wound up in some money match with the pro and lost a bunch or something, not entirely sure. Like who the fuck winds up in a money game vs the pro you went to take lessons from. Is this guy a lunatic? Do I need to like monitor this dude? Tell her to leave him? Just give it time and space and trust her? No idea what to do, can't believe this all blew up so bad. submitted by /u/bupde to r/golf [link] [comments]

Inherited a big set of drill bits from my grandfather along with a bunch of his other old tools. Some of these bits look ancient but they still seem to cut fine on wood. I've been told old ones can be resharpened and used indefinitely if you take care of them, but I've also heard that worn bits can cause heat buildup and ruin your work. Curious how others handle this. Do you hold onto old bits that still work, toss them when they show wear, or sharpen them yourself? And are there certain types like spade bits or twist bits where age matters more? submitted by /u/christan2013 to r/Tools [link] [comments]

Got my wife an M12 install driver bc she's always wanting to do stuff like rearrange desks at work and other random crap and my tools are frequently not where they should be. Miluwakees bit sets just suck all around. It like ok here's a 57 peice set. Here's 3 PH1s, 23 PH2s, 5 PH3s, 17 SQ2's, 1 2in extender, a T15 and 20 and 1/3 of a set of SAE Allen keys. Like they're all so random and crazy PH2 and SQ2 heavy. I'm new to DIY and by no means a contractor but in my life I killed 1 PH bit and have never seen a Square slotted screw. Am I just a freak? Like do normal people just sit there and kill a Phillips bit with like every 3 screws they screw in? Had to go with this Ryobi kit because this it was the only one that had a good bit of everything. Lol, still had to throw in a torx and metric allen set off amazon but this was at least close. submitted by /u/Student_Unlucky to r/MilwaukeeTool [link] [comments]

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My dad mentioned months ago that he could use a new drill bit set, and he also struggles sometimes with putting screws in, so I want to get him both a drill bit set and a driver bit set as a gift. He uses his drill a few times a month for general home projects. I originally looked at Milwaukee Shockwave sets, but after seeing many people say their bits wear out quickly, I’m trying to find a better, more reliable option. If, in fact, that's true. Price doesn’t matter—I just want the best combo set (or separate sets) for someone who uses them occasionally but would benefit from something durable and high-quality. submitted by /u/Dense_Preference_680 to r/Tools [link] [comments]

Money is no option. Who makes the best drill bits? Just bent my dewalt tying to drill a pilot hole. Want something that will last submitted by /u/ThoughtWaste9650 to r/Tools [link] [comments]

I have 2 sets of Warrior 29 piece drill bit sets, because they are cheap. The problem is the smallest bits are all broken. Before I purchase a third set, do any of you recommend the Bauer or Hercules sets ? Do they last longer. Typically, I drill into thin sheet metal/steel so I dont expect the Warrior ones to last. submitted by /u/mx5plus2cones to r/harborfreight [link] [comments]

Not sure of their quality, but even if it’s crap I thought it was a decent deal for 23 drill bits. submitted by /u/BudgetCalligrapher30 to r/Tools [link] [comments]

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Looking for recommendations for good quality drill bit sets. Different sets for wood and metal or are there sets that cover both effectively? Hoping to find a quality set that will last submitted by /u/LickableLeo to r/Tools [link] [comments]

Makes assembling toys and furniture so much easier than the hand hex wrench that everything comes with. submitted by /u/kramerica_intern to r/daddit [link] [comments]

Kits like socket sets that come in plastic boxes almost always have the size designation for each item embossed into the plastic next to it, but the letters and numbers are difficult to read, and practically invisible without side lighting. I use a metallic silver Sharpie marker to highlight the numbers. When I open the box set for the first time, I run the tip of the Sharpie over the embossed print. Since the print is raised you don't have to worry about tracing it; just lightly brush the top of the embossed print with the tip of the pen, and the letters and numbers show up beautifully. It only takes a minute to do a dozen or so labels, and they are immediately much more legible. submitted by /u/Askii to r/LifeProTips [link] [comments]

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Big shout out to Milwaukee for being ahead of the curve, gamifying tools with their sHocKwAvE imPacT DuTY drill bit set. Am I going to get the drill bit I need? Am I going to get a cut all the way down the side of my thumb, trying to retrieve the drill bit i need? Nobody knows! 🎉🎉 submitted by /u/whiskeybonfire to r/Tools [link] [comments]

TL:DR - Army Lieutenant discovers who actually runs the unit. I feel like WW2's chock of military stories is one of those bottomless veins of gold, where you discover more, the more you dig. This story comes to us from my grandfather, from whom I inherit my love of pranks, most of my sense of humor, and probably my deep appreciation for schadenfreude - like many of his stories, I heard this one as a kid many times, usually in front of a fire with snow falling outside, and always accompanied by an eyeroll and a tart comment or two from my long-suffering grandmother. Gramps was a master machinist, going into the war, and he had quite a bit more experience than most people with engines and engineering. He was one of those guys that would look at just about anything mechanical with both reverence and a critical eye for making it better, and his knack for success inspired the Army Air Corps to snatch him up and plop him back down in the Midwest as a crew chief. My understanding - and, I don't have any military experience here, but this is what I've been told - is that the senior NCO in charge of the maintenance, repair, upkeep, and general functioning of a squadron is the guy that actually owned those planes. From what Gramps always said, his attitude was that he loaned the pilots his planes, and they were expected to bring them back in roughly the same condition as they were in when they went up. When they were on the ground, the aircraft and everything used to maintain them was part of his kingdom. One fine day, a very new, fresh-out-of-the-box Lieutenant, still with that New Officer Smell, introduced himself to Gramps and the other guys in the unit, as they were sitting in back of one of the maintenance bays, sharpening up a big double set of drill bits that'd been getting more use than usual....and by introduced, I mean came in shouting about how they were doing it all wrong. He knew all about what they were doing, of course, and so just knew that the drill-bit sharpening they were doing was actually going to ruin the bits and waste war resources, and did they want the Krauts to win??? He showed them all the right way to do it, and wasn't going to take any lip. My grandfather was not the sort of guy that was able to keep his mouth shut, which is probably another reason they put him in charge of mechanical things that tended not to get uppity with him (I also inherited this congenital condition, but that's a separate tragedy entirely). He protested that the Lieutenant's direction actually was incorrect, and got about 2/3 of the way into what he was about to say before the officer decided that he'd had enough back-talk, and gave him weekend night-shift guard duty. Gramps eyeballed him a bit, and would always say at this point in the story that he felt compelled to obey the Lieutenant, because he was just so....shiny, so he smiled and said, "Yes, sir," shut his mouth, and that was that. This was well before the Army had put tons of resources into things that weren't war-critical - the "airbase" Gramps was stationed at was essentially a dirt/grass airfield, with hangars plopped down, and utterly without any pretense at pavement anywhere in sight. Consequently, the main traffic artery right behind the hangars, and which one had to go down when entering or leaving the base at all, was parallel to the airstrip and was the sort of thick, gooey, sticky, oobleck-mud that one gets in Nebraska when it's been raining a lot and people have been driving Army jeeps over the same patch of ground repeatedly. About halfway down, in the middle where the traffic had been heaviest, there was what Gramps described as a "puddle", and which he later clarified was nearly three hundred feet long, thirty feet wide, totally unavoidable, and which would swallow up the unwary interloper who didn't keep going - go too fast, or too slow, and you're fucked one way or the other. Go through slowly and don't stop, and you'd probably be okay. Gramps positioned himself on Saturday night with his rifle and, grimly determined to protect this Nebraska airbase in the middle of fucking nowhere from the Huns, waited about two thirds of the way down this Charybdis-like vortex, and waited. Lt Shiny, along with a lot of the other guys on the base, really liked taking his weekend pass in town, because there were girls there, which any self-respecting soldier knew was an opportunity one did not lightly pass up (and which was the reason that Gramps had been assigned weekend sentry duty, as just an extra little fuck-you). Pretty soon, Lt Shiny came trundling back to base...and not in an Army Jeep. Oh no. His family evidently had money, or pull, or something, because he had an actual nice car to get around in, with those big swoopy fenders and the floorboards just outside the doors on both sides. He was playing it safe, Gramps said, by not driving down the middle of the road masquerading as a muddy pond - he was going along the side where it wasn't quite as deep and he was less likely to get stuck....but that also meant that the driver's side of the car was almost overhanging the deepest part of the mud. You can probably see where this is going. The duty of a sentry, of course, is to stop anyone they don't recognize from being on the base or near anything vital, and while Gramps knew perfectly well that Lt Shiny was where he was supposed to be, he also knew that there was no way in hell during war-time he was going to get questioned about it...so he advanced, just as Lt Shiny got abreast of a particularly bad spot and hollered "HALT!!!!" in his best Drill Instructor voice. It got the message across, and the car stopped immediately (danger, Will Robinson...). Window rolls down.... Top of Lt Shiny's head pokes out, and he yells back, "Lt Shiny, sentry, returning from off-base pass." Gramps yelled back, from about 30' away, "Advance and be recognized," meaning, of course, I can't see you clearly where you are, come to where I can see you. Or else. Frustrated, Lt. Shiny opened the door (dangerously close to the surface of the awaiting mud) and leaned out so the light caught him. He was in uniform, of course, all duded up as Gramps said, and wearing decidedly non-regulation boots with his uniform that came up to his knees and were polished to the sort of shiny finish that NASA uses on telescope mirrors today. He yelled back again who he was, and was obviously frustrated and hoping he hadn't just gotten stuck....but he also hadn't gotten any closer as he'd been commanded to by the very armed sentry that had just challenged him, and on some level he knew it. Next steps....racking a round into the chamber as a warning, and a repeated command. "Advance...and be recognized." Desperate, but knowing there was no way out of this other than forward, Lt Shiny stood on the floorboards of the car, now just level with the surface and starting to inch closer to it slowly, and declared himself again, and was greeted with a loaded weapon pointed at him, and a repeated command to advance and be recognized. I asked Gramps once what would have happened if he'd actually shot Lt Shiny, and he always said he was pretty sure he'd have been court-martialed at the least, but goddamn it if he wasn't determined to make a point about this....and so, Lieutenant Shiny finally stepped off the sideboards of his car, sank immediately to his knees with muddy goo slopping over the top of his boots, and sadly advanced. Gramps let him get two steps forward, before shouldering his weapon again and snapping him the smartest of salutes. "Sir, thank you. You may proceed." Lt. Shiny sadly got back into his car and valiantly tried to get it moving again, to no avail. Mud was everywhere, inside and out, mud flying everywhere as his wheels spun....and eventually, he gave up and trudged off to his barracks. By morning, they ended up having to use two jeeps and a come-along to yank that car out of the mud. Gramps said that he got talked to briefly by someone above Lt. Shiny and basically told don't do that again, but he said nothing much further came of it. Oddly enough, the subject of sharpening drill bits never came up again, and Lt Shiny was always very careful about staying out of the maintenance bay unless he was going to be taking an aircraft up. submitted by /u/slice_of_pi to r/MaliciousCompliance [link] [comments]

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