29Pcs Cobalt Drill Bit Set, 135 Degree Tip High Speed Steel with Black and Gold Finish, Stainless Steel, Plastic and Wood with Metal Indexed Storage Case 1/16"-1/2"

Better quality than the typical home use bits. Cut good and relatively inexpensive.

Works well for stainless

They worked great

I’ve Wanted and Searched For 115 Piece HSS Cobalt Drill Bit Set For More than 5 Years! When Prime Days Came, I Thought I Was Getting a Great Deal, as The Normal Price Was Inflated Compared to What It’s Listed At Right Now! As It Is, I Saved $14! THE GREAT LIE, PRIME DAYS! The Price Was Suppose To Be 35% Below Normal Price, Plus a 10% Coupon! But, I Used the Product the Day After I Got It To Drill Out a Hardened Steel 10mm Bolt in My Engine, That I Managed To Snap Off! It Went through it Like Butter with Cutting Oil! Cleaned Up Easily to Return to It’s Place in the Box! Which Does Seem Pretty Sturdy But, We’ll See How it Holds Up in About 5-10 Years! I’m Wanting These to Be The Last Bits I Ever Buy! But, Like Most, We’ll See How the Smaller Bits Hold Up as They Tend to Snap Easily! At Least That’s Been My Experience Over 40 Years! What I Really Wish They Would Have Done, is Identified The Drill Bit Size, High Lighting 4mm to 12mm or What Ever is The Largest, on The Right Wing! The Bits Are Identified By Size on The Left Wing and The Back! I Don’t Know the Reason, They Couldn’t Provide More Information on The Right Wing Besides A-Z! It Would Make Things So Much Easier! Now I Have to Search The Internet for a Sizing Chart To Identify The Size Associated With The A-Z Drill Bits! Imagine, Having To Go To a Competitor Who Actually Provides Some Help & Insight to Their Customers! I Know There Are Some, That At Least Have a Chart for Download, About the Size of Their Bits, Including The Size of A-Z Bits! As I Said, I’ve Been Searching For a While! This Will Definitely Be On My Mind, If I’m Looking for Other Tools and GM Comes Up At a Possibility!

Works Great at a good price.

Sharp

I only use the 1/4” bit so far. I used it to drill through 1/8” steel. It drilled 5 holes and seemed to be sharp. On hole 6 it broke. I put a new edge on it using my drill doctor, and it drilled two more holes before breaking again. So 5-7 holes per bit… Is that good? I don’t know.

Good quality Last longer than most