Steelex D1034 Deluxe Brad Point Bit Set, 25-delar

Name: Steelex D1034 Deluxe Brad Point Bit Set, 25-delar
Brand: Steelex
SKU: 7241870603059
Price: 74.93 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Steelex

3.2/5

€
74.93

PRODUKTBESKRIVNING Steelex 25 st. Deluxe Brad Point Set D1034 FRÅN TILLVERKAREN Varje träarbetare behöver detta set. Tjugofem bitar i storlekar från 1/8-tum till 1/2-tum i steg om 1/64-tum. Kommer i stålindex

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EAN: 7241870603059

Kategorier Verkyg & hemförbättring, El & handverktyg, Elverktyg & Tillbehör, Elektriska borrmaskiner Delar & Tillbehör, Borrbits, Brad- Spetsborr,

Höghastighetsstål (HSS). Stålindex ingår. Utmärkt för rena, plana bottenhål. Bits större än 23/64 har 3/8 skaft. 1/8 till 1/2 gånger 1/64 steg, 1/4-tums skaft.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Steelex
Brand	‎Steelex
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 816 ratings 4.2 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Included Components	‎Steelex 25 pc. Deluxe Brad Point Set D1034
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	7.2 x 6.3 x 1.8 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎7.2 x 6.3 x 1.8 inches
Item model number	‎D1034
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎2.92 pounds
Manufacturer	‎Steelex
Material	Tool Steel
Material	‎Tool Steel
Part Number	‎D1034
Product Dimensions	‎7.2 x 6.3 x 1.8 inches
Shank Type	Straight
Shank Type	‎Straight
Surface Recommendation	‎Alloy Steel
Tool Flute Type	Straight
Tool Flute Type	‎Straight

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Scritto da: perruptor

Good quality

These seem well-made. I tried the 5/16 bit, and it spun true, cut smoothly, and left a flat bottom. The case is a little odd. It's wider than the traditional steel drill case. The drills are in two sections, with the smaller bits in the front section. Some of the bits in the front obscure the size markings of bits in the back. There are holes for a few drill sizes smaller than 1/8", but I doubt that anyone makes brad-points that small. One edge of the case was bent out, and required use of pliers to let the lid close easily. The lid snaps securely closed. Update: I did find one of the smaller bits was bent. I haven't used many of them, so may find more bent ones. Don't know if they can be straightened. More update: I found another small bit that wobbled, also the 29/64ths bit did. I was able to straighten them pretty well using 3 dowels, 3 rubber bands, and a 3-inch vise. The rubber bands are to hold the dowels upright on the vise jaws; 2 dowels toward the ends of one jaw, and the 3rd dowel near the center of the other jaw. I rolled the drill bit on a flat plate and marked the high side, then put that side against the single dowel and tightened the vise. You may have to do it more than once. IDK if being able to straighten them this way is an indication of low-quality steel; I'm no metallurgist. Some of the bits look to run dead true, but many of them run out slightly. This is not unique; I even have a set of Makita impact bits with a wobbly bit.

Scritto da: Craig

Drills Are Nice and Case Isn’t Bad

I find that the drills are pretty good for use in drilling clean holes in wood without splintering the wood on entry. Other reviews said the case is flimsy. While not the sturdiest case, it’s on par with other cases I have. My only complaint is that the hook on the case is plastic and feels like it will break if I hang the case by it. A metal ring hook would have been better.

Scritto da: William Nobles

Ok set but my 5/16 came bent.

I like that it’s a full set. The bits I have used seem OK. Decently sharp. Haven’t used too many of them yet. Just pulled out the 5/16 and found that it’s bent about 1/8 inch so that one’s useless. Haven’t checked the rest of them. Shame it’s one of the common sizes.

Scritto da: Joshua David Clark

The perfect wood working set

So I prefer Forestner bits but it’s so hard to come by certain sizes, these are perfect make clean holes, was shocked

Scritto da: Opforsoldier

A must have for any pen turner

These are great bits for working projects. I make small items using my lathe and from time to time I need to drill out the center to put in a brass tube(for pen making) and such and only brad point bits do the job well. When needing to drill through several inches length the brad point helps keep the bit centered. I also like that they are in 1/16th increments, which for pen making and a few other hobbies is important. It means all my bits are in one kit and I'm not having to hunt an odd size down and then pay $12 for 1 bit. The price for this set makes it a great purchase. But it also makes me wonder, why in the world would someone make things that are 27/64" Like any bit, these can be prone to binding but I've found this to be particularly true with woods like burls or any of the denser woods like Katalox, Padauk etc...just be mindful and it isn't a problem. If your just a pen turner this is the set you want for turning pens that aren't made with metric tubes. Price wise much cheaper than trying to locate even just a handful of the individual sizes you need and it comes with a stamped metal case silk-screened with bit sizes that make it easy to keep things organized but find what you want quickly.

Scritto da: norman dore

Work Well

From the little amount I have used them The bits seem sharp and make a clean hole. Happy with the purchase.

Scritto da: Rory Oldham

Good drill bits, lousy index

I just used these to bore holes in hard wood and they cut fast, clean an accurately. The index is pretty flimsy but the drill bits are a good value.

Scritto da: David D. Smith

Another satisfied consumer

Prior to ordering this bit set, I read several of the "less than favorable" reviews so I had some idea what to look for, and/or to expect.. I already own quite a few bits of assorted types, but no brad point bits. That said, I have since received the Steelex D1034 Deluxe Brad Point set and decided to run a very unscientific test. Before I get to that, let me say that they arrived quickly (thank you Amazon Prime), in an acceptable metal case for safe storage, and are crazy sharp. My drill press is a 10" 12-speed Bench model, manufactured by Central Machinery and sold by Harbor Freight. Initially, I wasn't impressed with the run out, so I replaced the factory chuck with a Woodstock D2931 1/32 to 1/2-Inch B16 Taper Drill Chuck (also purchased from Amazon, and for about $17). Run out was improved, and while still not perfect, is much better. So, now for the bit test. I chucked the 1/8" bit and turned the drill press on. Based upon some of the previous reviews, I expected it to spin wildly and while there was "run out" present, it was no worse than other new bits I own. I placed a piece of writing paper on the drill press table, anticipating the brad point would scribe a 1/16" or so (maybe larger) sized circle as I applied gradual and very light pressure. With the minimal resistance the paper can impart, as the brad point engaged it, the bit immediately straightened out. For reference, see the provided picture. Notice the size of the hole just above the 2-3/8" line. Also, notice a lack of run out, or any dramatic tearing. Sure, maybe I received the set that was an exception to all the negative reviews, but I'm guessing not, and hope this provides some positive insight into your consideration of this set. As a consumer, I do fully believe in an honest assessment and if at a later date and time , I have a change of opinion, I will certainly update this review. However, as of this writing, I believe the next entry in reference to the Steelex D1034 Deluxe Brad Point Bit Set will be to order another set as a backup, just in case I wear out and/or break a bit or two.

Scritto da: BigM555

Good value

Great price for a fairly complete set of brad points. I confirmed all measurements and they are true based on my calipers. Have not found any bits with excessive run out though have not used them extensively yet. The index is not the greatest. Bits can easily move around. When received several were out of their holes and had to be sorted. I also had to repair the "clasp" which pulls the index up when the lid is opened. Again, not a deal breaker at this price point. Other sets are 3 times this price. FWIW this set seems identical to the $70 set right down to the stampings on the case.

Scritto da: Mak

Highly recommended

Comparing with my old-n-cheep brad points, I am very happy with these bits. The accuracy is quite acceptable (it’s not perfect but drill bits seldom are). The most important feature of these bits for me is they are not too aggressive. Cheeper brad bits tend to be way too aggressive essentially destroying the wood specially in bigger diameters but these work great and have a nice balance between speed and cleanness of the cut. To me they fall in the sweet spot in terms of price compared to quality. The quality is very good (not perfect) and the price is reasonable.

Scritto da: Charles C.

Box was Damaged

Box was damaged and could not get it open at first. Took some prying to finally get the box open and then had to pry the brad point bit to get them to come out. once I got that done I had to fix the box so it would open properly and put the bit back in. The metal box was banged up pretty badly in transit but everything seems to be okay now that I fixed it. Don't know it this was the company's fault or the shipping company's fault but a little more care would be nice.

Scritto da: Donnest

Good Brad Point Drill Bits

These are the same brand they sell at Budy Bee and the same price. Normally I like to support bricks and mortar stores but it a 100km drive for me. Buying from Amazon means the product comes to me instead of me going to the product.

Scritto da: Sleighs

Great, but slight damage

These bits work great! Building a climbing wall for my kids and the 7/16” bit has cut over 400 clean holes in 3/4” birch plywood and still seems just as sharp as when I first got it. I only gave 4 stars because the case allows some of the bits to slide up and down and my 3/8 bit had the tip damaged in transport. Other than that, all good.