Spyderco drill bits are the best. It’s like $35 for a set of everything but the 1/2 inch. They drill stainless super easy and are just amazing. By far the best value drill bits I’ve found.
Those things do seem pretty cool. I’ve thought about trying something like that before. It would be nice to have a few different bits right there on the drill.
Your vernacular resonates with me, don’t let anybody tell you different. Great little Protorq tool roll, however, they seem to be out of production, damn! Small parts/tool organization is a can of worms to be sure. The struggle is real. Used to be, I couldn’t find a decent right angle driver to save my ass until I found the Dewalt. It has handled torque that would have destroyed lesser contenders. The small bits are easier to remove if you push on the back of the tool with a Phillips bit that fits the recess made for it.
I’m glad the language doesn’t bother you 😂. Yea I think the protorq is discontinued. It’s too bad because it is a great set. Dang I didn’t know about the Philips head thing. Thanks!
Thanks for the shoutout 👍 I keep the Klein 14-1 and Makita Sockets in every bag I have. I’m going to look into the Dewalt Magnetic driver you had. I just recently switched to the Dewalt Bit holders (DWA3HLDFT) from a friends recommendation. I like them because they are still slim but the bit locks in place and releases when you pull back on it. I used to always use Milwaukee ones (Different than yours) that locked the bit too, but they had a big head on them. Great Video as always… Love seeing some tools!
Thanks! They sell those dewalt magnetic but holders at Home Depot I think. They really hold the screw on there solid. I like them for hanging cabinets and stuff like that because I can hold them up with one hand and drive the screw in with the other hand and not worry about the screw coming off.
@@ProxyFinal I had the brushed version and really prefer the heads on it over the Milwaukee… it just didn’t have enough ummmph to be my daily driver… it worked for most things, but not for just enough things that I had to make sure and carry an impact with me. I have heard the brushless is better… if I catch a deal one day I may. I still run Bosch 12v batteries for my planer and laser levels.
FYI, that little black hole on the back of the DeWalt right angle adapter is how you release small bits from it. Stick a little pick in there with a bit in it and see what I mean.
Man I am a little late to the party, hope this can still maybe help. As someone who has purchased a lot of drill bits for metal my recommendation is if you buy cobalt make sure you get m35 for a handheld drill, they are more forgiving than m42 if you get any side pressure they snap easy. TTP are some of the best cobalt bits around, short of some of the super hardened stainless steel they will have no problem. If you are looking for decent bits at a fair price drill hog has some pretty good ones all with a lifetime warranty! Other great brands that come to mind are Walter, century, and champion. As you probably know, run most bits at a lower speed (hss, black oxide, gold oxide) but if you have cobalt bring the speed up. They are designed for it. Super awesome videos, I love watching someone who enjoys tools like myself!
Yea I am still getting used to the cobalt drill bits. They don’t act like the drill bits I’ve always used. I’ve snapped a few. They do work well. Some day I’m going to invest in a set of really nice drill bits like the ones you mentioned. Thanks a lot man! I’m glad you are enjoying the videos.
Cool. You might want to consider an electric ratchet with 1/4" hex adapter. I've been using my m12 3/8 drive regular and long neck ratchets with 1/4 bits mainly for cabinet installs. I originally bought them for automotive work but using the bits takes them to another level. Also, those long thin shank bits are super useful as you mentioned (I just used one to open my DVOM when no other bits would fit in the holes).
You are not alone ... It may not be the drill bits , it may be you ... My Psychiatrist said finesse ...Use finesse when you use drill bits 😂🤣😅 Great little tool vid as usual ... Thx for the effort you use to make these ...
😂 it’s definitely me a lot of the time. I’m not easy on drill bits. I swear the new ones I buy are always trash though. Thanks man! I have a great time doing it.
I bent that biggest milwaukee drill bit from that same case doing holes in metal plate stock. My drill was practically breaking my wrist too. Put the bit back big ole bend in it, for some reason I didn't want to throw it away, not sure why. I guess I figured if I need to do wood I can do wood with a bent large bit in the future. Probably be in good shape to make an even wider hole.
I get not wanting to throw it away lol. I’ve got plenty of drill bits that I keep just in case I need a sacrificial one. I’m surprised it bent instead of just breaking if you were drilling in some thick metal. I’ve broken tons of drill bits that way.
Nice collection. I dislike bits, or rather I prefer regular screwdrivers, except if I am doing deck screws or drywall or something. Can’t say I notice that much difference on impact between say bosch and Milwaukee impact bits, but for hand turning bits, the expensive ones are so vastly superior to cheap ones I am very surprised. Wera, especially the diamond ones, and PB Swiss are fantastic. I have been carrying around a PB 6464 recently rather than my channellock 6 in 1. As far as drill bits the bosch ones project farm found best I like (I still break the little ones and drop cheap HF gold color ones in their place when I do).
Yea there’s no way around breaking small drill bits I don’t think. And I definitely like regular screwdrivers over bit drivers when it is convenient. I will say that malco handle with a 4 inch screwdriver bit is really close to the feel of a real screwdriver.
Milwaukee is the worse at bit storage. Big cases with little bit of bits. I still have my old kobalt case that I restock with good bits because it seems to be the best organized I can find. Tool makers just can't make a good bit set.
@@realworldtoolreviews yes, I got the brushless version. The problem I had with the screwdriver on this video is that I found it hard to adjust the clutch with my hand. It's too short. The Flexi click just protrudes out a little more.
I feel your pain on the bit holder. We use Apex ones at work, this is a production environment aka go fast for fast maximize profits, then you get in the groove and where did the bit go? As for twist drills, my pride and joy are my Norseman ones. USA-made since that's important to ya by the way, but seriously they're great, and just regular HSS without some funny secret herbs and spices alloys or coatings so they're easy to resharpen. On top of that, just feeds and speeds, a bit of trigger control as needed and a few drops of Rapid Tap as necessary and I'm gravy, heat is what kills drill bits more than anything and it gets worse on stainless where it can work harden. My experience with cobalts is they aren't much better than HSS anyway (which already has a HRC rating in the mid 60s for hardness) but come with a lot more brittleness.
Actually libs are pushing the curse words and gay scenes all day long. Watch the new spiderman movie, thor movie, or league of extraordinary pets movie and you'll see..
BOSCH GSR12V-300HXN 12V Max Brushless 1/4 In. Hex Two-Speed Screwdriver (Bare Tool) a.co/d/2DpHUA2 Here is an Amazon link. It will give you all the info about it.
@@shawnwest3779 the guy gets like 800 views a video, don't really think he's worried about TH-cam revenue 🙄 I reckon he has the channel to express his passion and share his knowledge about tools
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Spyderco drill bits are the best. It’s like $35 for a set of everything but the 1/2 inch. They drill stainless super easy and are just amazing. By far the best value drill bits I’ve found.
I recommend the spider tool bit grippers. They are amazing to stick on any drill or impact to keep your belt clip on
Those things do seem pretty cool. I’ve thought about trying something like that before. It would be nice to have a few different bits right there on the drill.
Your vernacular resonates with me, don’t let anybody tell you different. Great little Protorq tool roll, however, they seem to be out of production, damn! Small parts/tool organization is a can of worms to be sure. The struggle is real. Used to be, I couldn’t find a decent right angle driver to save my ass until I found the Dewalt. It has handled torque that would have destroyed lesser contenders. The small bits are easier to remove if you push on the back of the tool with a Phillips bit that fits the recess made for it.
I’m glad the language doesn’t bother you 😂. Yea I think the protorq is discontinued. It’s too bad because it is a great set. Dang I didn’t know about the Philips head thing. Thanks!
Thanks for the shoutout 👍
I keep the Klein 14-1 and Makita Sockets in every bag I have. I’m going to look into the Dewalt Magnetic driver you had.
I just recently switched to the Dewalt Bit holders (DWA3HLDFT) from a friends recommendation. I like them because they are still slim but the bit locks in place and releases when you pull back on it.
I used to always use Milwaukee ones (Different than yours) that locked the bit too, but they had a big head on them.
Great Video as always… Love seeing some tools!
Thanks! They sell those dewalt magnetic but holders at Home Depot I think. They really hold the screw on there solid. I like them for hanging cabinets and stuff like that because I can hold them up with one hand and drive the screw in with the other hand and not worry about the screw coming off.
@Morgan, if you get the chance, try out the Bosch brushless Flexiclick. I prefer that over the Milwaukee mainly for its form factor.
@@ProxyFinal I had the brushed version and really prefer the heads on it over the Milwaukee… it just didn’t have enough ummmph to be my daily driver… it worked for most things, but not for just enough things that I had to make sure and carry an impact with me.
I have heard the brushless is better… if I catch a deal one day I may. I still run Bosch 12v batteries for my planer and laser levels.
@@MORGANSMaintenance trust me, the Bosch one has enough umph. 300 in lbs. 1730 rpm
@@ProxyFinal 👍
FYI, that little black hole on the back of the DeWalt right angle adapter is how you release small bits from it. Stick a little pick in there with a bit in it and see what I mean.
Lol yea somebody told me about that after I made the video. That makes it a lot easier 😂
Man I am a little late to the party, hope this can still maybe help. As someone who has purchased a lot of drill bits for metal my recommendation is if you buy cobalt make sure you get m35 for a handheld drill, they are more forgiving than m42 if you get any side pressure they snap easy. TTP are some of the best cobalt bits around, short of some of the super hardened stainless steel they will have no problem. If you are looking for decent bits at a fair price drill hog has some pretty good ones all with a lifetime warranty! Other great brands that come to mind are Walter, century, and champion. As you probably know, run most bits at a lower speed (hss, black oxide, gold oxide) but if you have cobalt bring the speed up. They are designed for it. Super awesome videos, I love watching someone who enjoys tools like myself!
Yea I am still getting used to the cobalt drill bits. They don’t act like the drill bits I’ve always used. I’ve snapped a few. They do work well. Some day I’m going to invest in a set of really nice drill bits like the ones you mentioned. Thanks a lot man! I’m glad you are enjoying the videos.
Cool. You might want to consider an electric ratchet with 1/4" hex adapter. I've been using my m12 3/8 drive regular and long neck ratchets with 1/4 bits mainly for cabinet installs. I originally bought them for automotive work but using the bits takes them to another level. Also, those long thin shank bits are super useful as you mentioned (I just used one to open my DVOM when no other bits would fit in the holes).
You are not alone ... It may not be the drill bits , it may be you ... My Psychiatrist said finesse ...Use finesse when you use drill bits 😂🤣😅 Great little tool vid as usual ... Thx for the effort you use to make these ...
😂 it’s definitely me a lot of the time. I’m not easy on drill bits. I swear the new ones I buy are always trash though. Thanks man! I have a great time doing it.
get the bosch multi material hex bits if you can find them for a good price.
I bent that biggest milwaukee drill bit from that same case doing holes in metal plate stock. My drill was practically breaking my wrist too. Put the bit back big ole bend in it, for some reason I didn't want to throw it away, not sure why. I guess I figured if I need to do wood I can do wood with a bent large bit in the future. Probably be in good shape to make an even wider hole.
I get not wanting to throw it away lol. I’ve got plenty of drill bits that I keep just in case I need a sacrificial one. I’m surprised it bent instead of just breaking if you were drilling in some thick metal. I’ve broken tons of drill bits that way.
Nice collection. I dislike bits, or rather I prefer regular screwdrivers, except if I am doing deck screws or drywall or something. Can’t say I notice that much difference on impact between say bosch and Milwaukee impact bits, but for hand turning bits, the expensive ones are so vastly superior to cheap ones I am very surprised. Wera, especially the diamond ones, and PB Swiss are fantastic. I have been carrying around a PB 6464 recently rather than my channellock 6 in 1. As far as drill bits the bosch ones project farm found best I like (I still break the little ones and drop cheap HF gold color ones in their place when I do).
Yea there’s no way around breaking small drill bits I don’t think. And I definitely like regular screwdrivers over bit drivers when it is convenient. I will say that malco handle with a 4 inch screwdriver bit is really close to the feel of a real screwdriver.
Bro, great video. Cool that you kept it specific and concise . Like your thinking process.
Thanks a lot man. I’m glad you enjoyed it 👊
Milwaukee is the worse at bit storage. Big cases with little bit of bits. I still have my old kobalt case that I restock with good bits because it seems to be the best organized I can find. Tool makers just can't make a good bit set.
Lol yea I agree with you. I wish they would make one that is slimmer. The bits are so small. You would think they could make the case small too
8:09 Irwin makes the double sided bits also.
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I ended up returning that Bosch drill. The Flexi click is better IMO in terms of rotating the clutch to the right setting.
The flexi click one is pretty cool with all those attachments. Did you get the brushless one?
@@realworldtoolreviews yes, I got the brushless version. The problem I had with the screwdriver on this video is that I found it hard to adjust the clutch with my hand. It's too short. The Flexi click just protrudes out a little more.
I feel your pain on the bit holder. We use Apex ones at work, this is a production environment aka go fast for fast maximize profits, then you get in the groove and where did the bit go?
As for twist drills, my pride and joy are my Norseman ones. USA-made since that's important to ya by the way, but seriously they're great, and just regular HSS without some funny secret herbs and spices alloys or coatings so they're easy to resharpen. On top of that, just feeds and speeds, a bit of trigger control as needed and a few drops of Rapid Tap as necessary and I'm gravy, heat is what kills drill bits more than anything and it gets worse on stainless where it can work harden. My experience with cobalts is they aren't much better than HSS anyway (which already has a HRC rating in the mid 60s for hardness) but come with a lot more brittleness.
I’ll have to check out some of those USA made drill bits. That sounds like exactly what I need!
bro i got the milwaukee holder and the impact 11 in 1. good call
Try Bosh drill bits they are decent
Somebody else suggested those. I’m gonna have to try those out.
I think 80% of the time my driver has Phillips bit in it and the rest of the time is a t25 (deck screws) or square number 2 (kreg pocket screws)
Yea that’s pretty much the case for me too. That’s why I like that t25 and Philips #2 double sided one. I just wish they made a longer one of those.
Keep swearing and don’t let a liberal tell you what to do on your channel keep up the great videos!
Lol thanks for watching! I appreciate the encouragement.
Actually libs are pushing the curse words and gay scenes all day long. Watch the new spiderman movie, thor movie, or league of extraordinary pets movie and you'll see..
I really don't like the Milwaukee bit cases the dewalt boxes are alot better imo,thank you Sir
Yea the Milwaukee ones are the most annoying latch of all of them. I was thinking of switching it to a makita one I have that is much better.
I only use bit drivers that use a rubber o-ring , bit never comes out , tghey have ione on Amazon
That’s pretty cool. Do they have good magnets?
@@realworldtoolreviews They do try one
What drill is this and whats the model number if you have?
BOSCH GSR12V-300HXN 12V Max Brushless 1/4 In. Hex Two-Speed Screwdriver (Bare Tool) a.co/d/2DpHUA2
Here is an Amazon link. It will give you all the info about it.
How much power this drill has? Would you buy it again?
It has a lot of torque for a small 12 volt drill. It’s my favorite cordless drill ever. I would buy it again for sure!
I know in one of your videos you said you drink non alcoholic beer and I was wondering if you had any recommendations?
My favorite is Lagunitas IPNA. If you like IPA those are awesome. I like regular old O’doules too though.
@@realworldtoolreviews thanks bud I started drinking Heineken 0.0 and wanted to try some others
Where can i find the roll up pouch?
It was on Amazon but I think it has been discontinued unfortunately. I can’t find it anymore.
@@realworldtoolreviews Thank you for the feedback. I'm enjoying your channel and content.
@@mbaja25 I’m so glad you are enjoying it. Thank you watching!
Dude cut down on the swearing.Otherwise good.
Thanks. I’m curious, what is the reason you want less swearing in the videos?
@@shawnwest3779 the guy gets like 800 views a video, don't really think he's worried about TH-cam revenue 🙄 I reckon he has the channel to express his passion and share his knowledge about tools
25 minutes of...fingers?
👍🔨📐Like all your videos, I have a small toolbox 🧰 with all my drilling accessories
Thanks man!