I literally bought this set Monday for 35$ I got both sets tbh for the main purpose of drilling to bricks so thank you for the video it couldn’t come at a better time since I’m going to be using my new drill bits this weekend.
Bought the bits, and the drill, but didn’t like the Registration site. Called the help number, and he did a fine job, registering my drill, in Real English! Quite an impressive charger, two batteries, and a very strong case. All for $200.00. Thanks for introducing me to another tool, that I didn’t need, but wanted after seeing your video!
Ya know, this really makes me wonder. Milwaukee offers essentially the same carbide bits for multi material. They claim all of the same materials these do. The milwaukee bits have white painted flutes vs the black flutes on the flex. Milwaukee ALSO offers the same 4 pack of carbide bits with red painted flutes that are advertised for masonry and concrete only, even though they look the exact same as their white multi material bits. I would love to see if there’s any actual difference between those two types of Milwaukee carbide bits, and if there’s any difference between milwaukees bits and flex’s bits. They all look the exact same.
Edit the title .. Waste Your* Money .. I'm sorry to be that guy brotha but I want you guys to present yourselves the best way possible to the world bc your content is gold
@@VCGConstruction, lol…actually Vince the change wasn’t made. What Lou forgot to do is italicize the word he was bringing to your attention that needs corrected, e.g. “your”, not you’re (you are). The title of the video should read, Tool accessories waste “your” money…
That's pretty incredible. I still use my Bosch Daredevil multi purpose sets as they were the only ones still standing after drilling tile, but Id like to get my hands on a Flex set.
I thought the tile would kill it for sure. Can't really lie. They did the job and did it well. And the stackable boxes are kinda sweet if I do say so myself.
Managed to get that Lowe's deal 3 pack flex bit and blades 91 bits 12 blades and 4 tool starter kit for $94. Even just the bits very happy with the quality so far
This could be a time saver when securing studs to concrete or brick walls/floors. You can drill through the metal or wood studs and directly into the surface behind them in one movement, then set the anchor and don't have to remove/replace the drill bit or have multiple drills set up.
Vince, On one of your videos, saw you put a plastic pencil sharpener in a drill and sharpen a pencil. I flipped out, I have never seen one of those. Where can I get 37 of these? Thanks
For nut setters the MALCO C-RHX is simply the very best available! Not only are they durable they are reversible with 2 different sizes in the same tool and the magnet is by far the easiest to clean debris from.
Longevity I have to agree with u on malco but it ain't perfect I use them installing hvac but if u get a taller head on a screw they start to wobble I keep going back to my flex 1/4 bit for those zip screws but I've used it so much its starting to round itself wear the malco never seems to if the malco was a tad bit deeper it would be perfect
I'd like to see the bit go up against drill bits designed for metal, tile, and concrete to see how it stacks for speed and longevity. I don't expect it to win in any field but it would answer the question, is it a jack of all materials. If so, it's worth my money Thanks to you and your team Vince for all the great content you guys put out.
It would be great to see these same bits being used in different brand impact tools (Dewalt, Milwaukee, Bosch, & Makita). These are likely the tools your audience uses. I'd be willing to bet if we pick up these Flex brand bits, they're not being used in a 24v Flex impact driver. Consider the real-world application. Just a thought. Love the videos!
I have the FLEX impact driver and hammer drill and I also bought the FLEX impact accessories kit...and use them..they're good...I mostly prefer DeWalt and Wiha bits though... but they work fine...
I've been running Flex power tools and accessories on the job full time for over a year now. The battery power and life is outstanding and I've had no complaints, even the pricing is great. Every tool I buy comes with a battery too.
I'm glad u did this .wasn't sure if they were worth it.But now I know they r Thanks.I invested in Flex tools and I like every tool so far,so today i get a couple of bit sets.
Guess gonna have to check ‘em out to see for myself, not that your tests weren’t awesome. Just gotta be the feel ya know. Also, that laugh at the end, WHOA NOW, SLOW DOWN🤣🤣🤣 Cheers✌🏻
C'mon Vince, you should have used Makita or Milwaukee impact driver for this. Now poor Todd at TRZ will think Flex bits only work with Flex tools... 😭😭😭
Awesome videos man. You seem to know a fair amount about the Flex platform. I am looking to switch platforms is there any chance the platform will be sold in Australia any time soon?
I use these set of multi drill bits and I recommend to use and outside of house for putting up shutters because I use these for drilling in anchors for a pagola to anchor it to the ground it did not made it the second leg of the pagola the tip was gone when I was almost done with the second leg when I was drilling I use the ryobi brush drill the one that had the plastic handle through the drill that you see at Home Depot for 50 bucks it did a good job at doing it I was impressed that it did it. The hammer drill did get hot and had to give it a break after each leg was done and use the ryobi hp four mode impact driver to put on the anchors on the 2 setting on the impact it works wonderful and the brush hammer drill the hammer drill that was brush has 600 torque to drill into hard floor concrete that was outside and has tile on the floor tool since the drill bit broke I had Milwaukee and Bosch concrete bits which were incredible and lasted longer than flex bits did and the hex bit driver almost broke when I use it haveing trouble putting in anchors and the hex drive got rounded and had to use a makita hex drive that worked better to be I don’t recommend these bits sadly spend to much money on it like thirty dollars on it and it may not be worth it just get makita or Milwaukee or even dewalt bits and get Milwaukee concrete bits they work better and will last longer than these flex bits there tools may work great but some of there bits need work.
Been looking for a new bit set to test Dewalt is still the best I've used Milwaukee's impact driver bits are garbage in durability since I do windows and sill openings
ill never understand why companies insist on making the most bulky boxes imaginable for bits when the whole set could fit in your fist lol. theres gotta be a better way to make it compact while still being easy to get to all the bits
Bosch has a nice compact container for their multi material bits. It’s, like, a two inch wide piece of plastic with a long piece of clear plastic you can remove and then take out one of the bits. Nice and small but fits all five drill bits just fine.
Hey man just buy Milwaukee tools! You will never waste money 🤗…but but but…Flex is coming out strong! I see their impact driver is pretty solid! So I might to try them soon. Thanks Vince!
@Mike Byrne i do agree but if you know how to sharpen them you'll be able to get a little more life out of them. If they have a super narrow fluke or a starter center drill, its very difficult and hardly worth sharpening
Man I can remember when all the TH-cam content creator/tool review channels hated on flex..... What happened? Yo talk to me Vince everything okay? haha jk brotha love the content keep at er!!! P.s flex is on the low tough as h***
For my money FLEX is lacking in the ergonomics department, it’s too soon to see how they are going to hold up under heavy use so I’m staying with Makita.
I would love to see these compare to other brands in that price range. Demoing a product without a comparison is useless. Seemed like it hard a hard time after the porcelain. I am guessing these were not as sharp after the demo.
Well of course they weren’t as sharp as before the demo, what do you expect after porcelain. But it still went through the steel. What is there to compare. If you bought these you would know if you had to it could drill through anything. That’s is your comparison.
These videos would be better without all the shouting and random drilling tests. What exactly does two guys race drilling prove, and why do you think it requires so much shouting?
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I literally bought this set Monday for 35$ I got both sets tbh for the main purpose of drilling to bricks so thank you for the video it couldn’t come at a better time since I’m going to be using my new drill bits this weekend.
Bought the bits, and the drill, but didn’t like the Registration site. Called the help number, and he did a fine job, registering my drill, in Real English! Quite an impressive charger, two batteries, and a very strong case. All for $200.00. Thanks for introducing me to another tool, that I didn’t need, but wanted after seeing your video!
Ya know, this really makes me wonder. Milwaukee offers essentially the same carbide bits for multi material. They claim all of the same materials these do. The milwaukee bits have white painted flutes vs the black flutes on the flex. Milwaukee ALSO offers the same 4 pack of carbide bits with red painted flutes that are advertised for masonry and concrete only, even though they look the exact same as their white multi material bits. I would love to see if there’s any actual difference between those two types of Milwaukee carbide bits, and if there’s any difference between milwaukees bits and flex’s bits. They all look the exact same.
U saying Milwaukee copied. lol
@@gregorymandile2321 they're probably all made in the same place.
@@reginalb124 no doubt
Love the videos man keeping doing you, I really enjoy the energy. This is the energy this field needs.👍🏽
Edit the title .. Waste Your* Money .. I'm sorry to be that guy brotha but I want you guys to present yourselves the best way possible to the world bc your content is gold
Appreciated.
Edit made, thanks for the heads up Lou!
Wayste you’re mony
It's only a waste if you don't need the tools
@@VCGConstruction, lol…actually Vince the change wasn’t made. What Lou forgot to do is italicize the word he was bringing to your attention that needs corrected, e.g. “your”, not you’re (you are). The title of the video should read, Tool accessories waste “your” money…
That's pretty incredible. I still use my Bosch Daredevil multi purpose sets as they were the only ones still standing after drilling tile, but Id like to get my hands on a Flex set.
I thought the tile would kill it for sure. Can't really lie. They did the job and did it well. And the stackable boxes are kinda sweet if I do say so myself.
Managed to get that Lowe's deal 3 pack flex bit and blades 91 bits 12 blades and 4 tool starter kit for $94. Even just the bits very happy with the quality so far
This could be a time saver when securing studs to concrete or brick walls/floors. You can drill through the metal or wood studs and directly into the surface behind them in one movement, then set the anchor and don't have to remove/replace the drill bit or have multiple drills set up.
Thanks Vince and absolutely I'll be adding them. It's a no brainer
Buying a set tomorrow because of this video. 👍🏽
I may try these. They would benefit me greatly. I don’t drill very often, and I encounter various materials. These could last me a decade. Thank you.
Great video can we see a battle royal against the different brand bits see which one is the best
Vince, On one of your videos, saw you put a plastic pencil sharpener in a drill and sharpen a pencil. I flipped out, I have never seen one of those. Where can I get 37 of these? Thanks
For nut setters the MALCO C-RHX is simply the very best available!
Not only are they durable they are reversible with 2 different sizes in the same tool and the magnet is by far the easiest to clean debris from.
Malco is the best hands down. I haven't tried Klein's or dewalts version yet. Probably never will
@@richardgreen811 “These are the best hands down, I haven’t tried the competition yet though”
lol. I take your meaning, though.
Longevity I have to agree with u on malco but it ain't perfect I use them installing hvac but if u get a taller head on a screw they start to wobble I keep going back to my flex 1/4 bit for those zip screws but I've used it so much its starting to round itself wear the malco never seems to if the malco was a tad bit deeper it would be perfect
I'd like to see the bit go up against drill bits designed for metal, tile, and concrete to see how it stacks for speed and longevity.
I don't expect it to win in any field but it would answer the question, is it a jack of all materials. If so, it's worth my money
Thanks to you and your team Vince for all the great content you guys put out.
Never heard of this brand 🤔 Sold at Harbor Freight 🤷
No, sold at Lowes
Flex is what is next!! Great video 👍
It would be great to see these same bits being used in different brand impact tools (Dewalt, Milwaukee, Bosch, & Makita). These are likely the tools your audience uses. I'd be willing to bet if we pick up these Flex brand bits, they're not being used in a 24v Flex impact driver. Consider the real-world application. Just a thought. Love the videos!
I have the FLEX impact driver and hammer drill and I also bought the FLEX impact accessories kit...and use them..they're good...I mostly prefer DeWalt and Wiha bits though... but they work fine...
I've been running Flex power tools and accessories on the job full time for over a year now. The battery power and life is outstanding and I've had no complaints, even the pricing is great. Every tool I buy comes with a battery too.
Awesome review! Excited to get these on the jobsite!
Carbide is a wonderful material. Stays sharp, runs relatively cool, super hard.
Love the bits used them before your vid. I have not had a problem with them.
I'm glad u did this .wasn't sure if they were worth it.But now I know they r Thanks.I invested in Flex tools and I like every tool so far,so today i get a couple of bit sets.
Guess gonna have to check ‘em out to see for myself, not that your tests weren’t awesome. Just gotta be the feel ya know.
Also, that laugh at the end, WHOA NOW, SLOW DOWN🤣🤣🤣
Cheers✌🏻
My mind was blown just with the porcelain tile, its practically impossible to drill through that stuff lol
C'mon Vince, you should have used Makita or Milwaukee impact driver for this. Now poor Todd at TRZ will think Flex bits only work with Flex tools... 😭😭😭
Flint
i love the stuff u review man
Can you help me find out where I get my Milwaukee tools repaired and serviced
Hell yeah, that looks great!
The porcelain is the most impressive. Compared to diamond impregnated on a Dremel, this is very impressive.
Would have liked to seen multiple holes in the porcelain
WOW! Gotta try!! Finally!
Awesome videos man. You seem to know a fair amount about the Flex platform. I am looking to switch platforms is there any chance the platform will be sold in Australia any time soon?
I honestly don’t know Ged, sorry
I am ordering some right now, those are impressive.
Have you done this test with other companies like Milwaukee and Dewalt? Either way, that’s pretty impressive
I make my own cinderbricks by mixing up the mortarcrete with a spaddle bit in my impact driver 🤯🤯
Well that’s something you don’t hear every day, thanks Andrew
those drill bits are really good vince! and that for 25 dollars, i would definatlly buy them👊👊
I’ll be liking those Flex bits and tools…..
Maybe a longer test would have convinced me .
Amazon had Dewalt drill bit set for $9 had to grab a few great deal
I use these set of multi drill bits and I recommend to use and outside of house for putting up shutters because I use these for drilling in anchors for a pagola to anchor it to the ground it did not made it the second leg of the pagola the tip was gone when I was almost done with the second leg when I was drilling I use the ryobi brush drill the one that had the plastic handle through the drill that you see at Home Depot for 50 bucks it did a good job at doing it I was impressed that it did it. The hammer drill did get hot and had to give it a break after each leg was done and use the ryobi hp four mode impact driver to put on the anchors on the 2 setting on the impact it works wonderful and the brush hammer drill the hammer drill that was brush has 600 torque to drill into hard floor concrete that was outside and has tile on the floor tool since the drill bit broke I had Milwaukee and Bosch concrete bits which were incredible and lasted longer than flex bits did and the hex bit driver almost broke when I use it haveing trouble putting in anchors and the hex drive got rounded and had to use a makita hex drive that worked better to be I don’t recommend these bits sadly spend to much money on it like thirty dollars on it and it may not be worth it just get makita or Milwaukee or even dewalt bits and get Milwaukee concrete bits they work better and will last longer than these flex bits there tools may work great but some of there bits need work.
Been looking for a new bit set to test Dewalt is still the best I've used Milwaukee's impact driver bits are garbage in durability since I do windows and sill openings
I agree Dewalt, is the best I've used
@@brandonlee8400 milwaukee does make great power tools though i love my impact driver and drill from them but they need to work on their bits more
Love my flex drill-driver but I don't think I'll buy any other flex stuff vs milwaukee.
Impressive , pleasantly surprised
that bit set is real nass like.
What up Chris?!?!
ill never understand why companies insist on making the most bulky boxes imaginable for bits when the whole set could fit in your fist lol. theres gotta be a better way to make it compact while still being easy to get to all the bits
Bosch has a nice compact container for their multi material bits. It’s, like, a two inch wide piece of plastic with a long piece of clear plastic you can remove and then take out one of the bits. Nice and small but fits all five drill bits just fine.
They look great
I’m not real knowledgeable about stuff, so I have to ask why you wouldn’t test those bits on the masonry aspect with a hammer drill?
You could, but a hammer drill isn’t necessary with these.
pretty sweet, thanks
I have never been so easily convinced that i needed to buy something
Hey man just buy Milwaukee tools! You will never waste money 🤗…but but but…Flex is coming out strong! I see their impact driver is pretty solid! So I might to try them soon.
Thanks Vince!
Seems great.
Vince my driver goes 260 yards. What about you?
I’m more of chip and putter 🤣🤣
How to energize your mascot… do a bump of VCG up his snoot
Those bits look cool, but I'll stick to using my makita xp, dewalt, Milwaukee bits.
Fair enough SB!
Makitas are nice, Milwaukee is okay at first, but my Dewalts last the longest
Where do I buy this kit???
Достойные наборы 👏 Высылайте три штуки. Пока курс бакса нормальный 😁
My pro press stopped crimping and need other parts to repair lights and vacuum etc
Looks like they work well. But I question the durability over time
Unless u buy the product u won’t know
@Mike Byrne i do agree but if you know how to sharpen them you'll be able to get a little more life out of them. If they have a super narrow fluke or a starter center drill, its very difficult and hardly worth sharpening
Flex vs milwaukee, one handed recip saw battle?
It's healthy wen'ya no.2 stinks.. 🤣
I like that sir vince..
Man I can remember when all the TH-cam content creator/tool review channels hated on flex..... What happened? Yo talk to me Vince everything okay? haha jk brotha love the content keep at er!!! P.s flex is on the low tough as h***
Vince you should try the new metabo hpt bits
What kind are they?
@@VCGConstruction s2 alloy which isn't as hard as carbide but also less brittle. If you ain't breaking carbide bits then they'll last longer than s2
Tool accessories waste *I AM* money.
If you got all day to drill through tile or angle iron
Cmon man I have 2 lines, Milwaukee and flex. The bits are good but not the best, Mikita gold and spider kill all other brands
For my money FLEX is lacking in the ergonomics department, it’s too soon to see how they are going to hold up under heavy use so I’m staying with Makita.
Makita is ergonomically designed to fit the human hand. At least that’s what Makita says!
@@VCGConstruction they are, and by far the most reliable cordless tools that I’ve used
@@VCGConstruction still waiting on kita to make a tool designed to fit my dog's paw so he can earn his keep.
Test old hand tools versus new handles
Which ones?
Screwdrivers, nut drivers ,hand saw ratchet screwdriver
Waste you are money... Your money
I havent really been impressed with FLEX. No doubt they are a good but nothing that makes me want to be a diehard flex boy.
I would love to see these compare to other brands in that price range. Demoing a product without a comparison is useless. Seemed like it hard a hard time after the porcelain. I am guessing these were not as sharp after the demo.
Well of course they weren’t as sharp as before the demo, what do you expect after porcelain. But it still went through the steel. What is there to compare. If you bought these you would know if you had to it could drill through anything. That’s is your comparison.
Why would you use water on your bits and not WD-40 do we not know how water and metal works
what a flex imao
Took way to long to drill through that angle iron😂. Don’t think I’ll be buying those any time soon
Sponsored af!
$35 in my LOWES ! ! ! !
Buy the 4 pack of Milwaukee carbide multi material twist drill bits for $19 at Home Depot if you need MM carbide bits
Dang Bob, what’s your location?
@@VCGConstruction Looked it up at the Holmdel NJ Lowes
These videos would be better without all the shouting and random drilling tests. What exactly does two guys race drilling prove, and why do you think it requires so much shouting?
*your