I Tested The WORST Drill Bits Ever Made! 

guys, i used an impact because thats what they use in their demos, they also claim you have to use an impact because drills "dont spin fast enough"

Tyler needs to start trying to send stuff he breaks in to a warranty claim. I’d love to see how the manufacturers respond

17:44 "Excuse me, sir! I'm trying to sleep, could you plea-aaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh!"

Honestly I love that Tyler is using the tools the way a person who isn't an expert would use them. This is how the average person is going to use them. Would I love to see how they work with cutting fluid? Of course. But this was still educational. I'm glad he's wearing safety goggles. I hope he starts wearing a respirator.

I have one of the 4.5 inch cutting wheels and love it just cuz I know when I pull my grinder out the cut off wheel isn’t going to be broken. It does cut slower than a cut off wheel. But it’s thicker and stronger kinda like cutting with a thin grinding wheel. But you can also grind with it. So it makes it nice when working on the side of the road away from the shop.

That bug was just chillin and you killed it.

I would be curious to see the warranty process on those drill bits

For drilling metal It creates a lot of metal on metal friction which creates a ton of heat. Heat anneals the metal meaning it softens it. Can be lessened by oil. The walking around is just gyroscopic force.

I hope you send them back for warranty and update the channel on what they do and say

so with mason bits you shold put water on em while your cutting or dunk em after a minute, steel you would use oil, as bits get hot they work less, idk if that would help em but its just something ive experienced over the years

I’m a metalworker and it’s hard to beat HSS. I have some annular cutters that have drilled a few hundred holes and they are still sharp as can be. These look like they completely suck. I learned how to hand sharpen twist drill bits from my old foreman in a machine shop and It saves so much time and money

Tyler I looked up the bits and your drill is up to 2000 RPM. The bits say to use High Speed Drills 2500 RPM plus.

The advertisements are misleading but I feel like a good rule of thumb when drilling through any metal is to use drilling oil

There is a lot of inferior metals being used to make sharp edges because they stay shiny but dull after one use. They usually come with a sharpener as a bonus

Idk what's more entertaining you drilling an it getting better at the cost of the drill bit or watching the drill bit fail an your skills getting better

I've been watching Tyler for years hes actually been cleaner than ever. He doesn't keep stuff all over the place everything's organized

Iron and steal destroy diamond cutting tools as the iron steal carbon from the diamonds if it gets too hot, works for a while though but wear out faster than if cutting other stuff. Also cut tile and cinder blocks with a lot of water to avoid the dust.

I wouldn’t put it past Tyler that he wasn’t running the drill backwards 😊

Basically, only diamond drill bits will drill through porcelain tiles. I learned that the hard way when I tried to put up a shelf in my shower. Ceramic are easy af to drill through

Haha as a tile setter this is hilarious .....without a diamond hole saw...welcome to my world tryin to put a towel bar on a tile wall😂

Part of the reason you’re throwing more sparks on metal is you’re actually work hardening that metal by heating it up and letting it cool. Hardened metal throws more sparks then mild metal

Tyler if you somehow find this comment, Pro tip: next time you cut/drill glass spray water wherever you’re drilling and it won’t shatter. The water keeps the glass from heating up and creating friction so it doesn’t break. It’ll be an easier way to demonstrate it and it’ll be safer as well. The last thing you want to do is inhale a lethal dose of glass dust. Cheers mate

I don't understand anything related to construction, but I believe in Tyler because of his confidence and eloquence

Unsurprisingly, I've actually drilled through all of those materials using entry-level warrior bits from Harbor Freight. 💁‍♀️ They'll even go through the cinderblock.. once. Maybe more if you sharpen them afterwards. 'infomercial bits' are for people who don't know how to drill 😶

Little warning from someone who has cut concrete and cinder blocks at work many times. Wear an N95 rated dust mask. look up silicosis and you'll understand why wearing a mask when cutting anything with silicon dust being produced you should be wearing some sort of respiratory protection. The amount that Tyler cut today could give him some long term negative effects years later. It can take years for any symptoms of silicosis to manifest after exposure to silicon dust. Be safe out there, and make sure you know what safety guidelines OSHA recommends for any given application.

Concentric. The bits have concentricity issues. Pretty obvious it’s to help with the flexy motion activation sequence feature of these forever bits.

The fact there’s still spaghetti on the wall brings back the good old days keep it up man

I used to have an 8mm bosch bit with a very similarly designed tip. It was very long and was for drilling trough walls made out of bricks or ceramic building blocks. It was designed to be used in a normal drill and the manufacturer specifically stated it should not be used in a hammer drill or an impact driver. It did not cut very fast but it got the job done. I had not owned a hammer drill with an sds chuck that could take the purpose made bits so it was kind of a stopgap solution. I think they just copied that design. I'll link the bosch one here if I find it.

The brake rotor is probably imported from Asia on the infomercial, and I assume that they used a hammer dril.

That’s grinder disc actually impressed me, lasted quite a long time and it is naturally gonna be slower because it cuts through multiple materials

I think the reason they keep hitting the bit down on diffrent stuff in the demos is to desquise the fact that there’s a divit the bit can sit into to not walk.

best drill bits I ever owned were Craftsman high speed steel bits - but I got those back when Sears still owned and warrantied Craftsman tools - since then it doesn't seem to matter what bits I buy - they all kinda suck - Milwaukee titanium bits are literally small explosives disguised as something to use in a drill. I still have several of the Craftsman bits and although they have shrunk to about half length over the years are still reliable hole makers in mild steel and the occasional spring steel when needed. I can't imagine paying $180 for any bits but then again I am a network installer and usually find myself drilling into concrete or metal studs at worst.

Those all look like masonry bits. Youll be hard pressed to go through metal with them period. That wider tip on it is a give away. Nothing wrong with using an impact to drill the way you are.

I bought the Mac kit with the 3 step bits. They are awesome and guarantee everything for life. Well worth the $500 I paid. I've spent far more on throw away step bits.

Bosch jobber bits are the best multi purpose drill bits I’ve found.

Your point at 29:04 makes me understand exactly why all of their demos they show cutting break rotors lol

The wheel mite be good technically but idk for the price. Theres other wheels at home depot and lowes that are like it that are like 30 or 40. No matter what you do gain safer and maintain depth of cut but you sacrifice speed vs abrasives especially in thicker material. They seem to be superior in thin material tho from my experience

🎉😂! Yo! You bad dawg! 😂😂😂

Cue titanic theme for that pillbug thats been on that cinderblock for half the video

If you have any new ones left you should use them into a cinder block with a hammer drill

End of the video had me laughing. Your content is getting legendary

as a current cancer patient i approve of the sponsor add for once.

Testicular cancer common in men aged 15 to 35 you said? Me I turn 35 on May 11th, 2019. Guess Im now outside of that range since this May, I'll be 40 years old.

Can't imagine how hard has to be cleaning all that cinder block lol

30:03 DANGLE IRON!

You don't use masonary bit for metal at all. PS the masonary bit is the one with the wing style tips.

My man straight up Sparta flicked that roly poly

Hey mate! Check your inpack gun is spining true! It looks like your chuck might be taking them for a walk! If you watch carfully when ever you slowly spin it up, the bit its doing hoola hoops 😅 And from previous experience ( using m4 and m6 drill bit combination taps all in 1 thingos) to drill and tap about 40 holes in 3mm plate my m18 milwaukee was walking the bits all over, scratching up my workpieces. My mate joking said try his dewault gun! Lol And turnes out i diddnt have a single issue after that! It cut miles better and done the last 35 holes using the same bit without sharpning or anything! My milwaukee was rolling the cutting eadges off and cooking the bits by the 3nd hole, constantly resharpening the cytting eadge!. Makes a big difrence if its spinging true. If its not then itll munch up the cutting eadge and cook bits! ❤❤❤

Pretty sure the 8 dollar set of masonry bits at Harbor Freight can get thru that tile quicker haha

If you want to review a better drill bit, try Qwork tungsten carbide drill bit set. They're for ceramic wood and glass.

Test how they wobble by rolling them on a flat service. Cause that drill wasn't wobbling at all

TYLER PLEASE PUT A DUST MASK ON AND WHY DIDNT YOU USE WATER WHEN DRILLING THE TILE/GLASS. YOU MADE GLASS DUST AND HAD NO BREATHING PROTECTION.

The drill bits cutting edge shatter when cutting mild steel. You cant get your money back, but you can spend more money to have a bad bit refurbished. All your going to get back is another bit that will shatter. Not worth it in my opinion.....We were adding lock boxes on a cargo container and every bit shattered the tip.

So now all you need is a drill press that spins at 60,000 rpms to use these drill bits.

I would say put the metal cut off wheel up against one you can buy at a hardware store

Has he done battery powered mowers yet lol let’s break a lawn mower

Those bits are fine. It's just because you're using Milwaukee tools.😂😂😂

Funny thing, every piece of criticism I had of how you were treating them, they'd claimed they could handle

you the guy who tested glues and tapes on weights like flew seal and flex tape

How to get rich: 1. Buy truckloads of the cheapest no name tools you can find from China. 2. Put your logo on them and claim they are literally indestructible. 3. Sell them for a 1000% mark up and ignore complaints. 4. Let the money flow in and enjoy life. 🤑

First… use a drill, not an impact driver. Second, with tile/masonry, use the hammer drill setting. Much better results

Did u have the drill set in reverse JK 😂

@tylertube do your normal Destruction testing to see what it WOULD take to ruin that circle wheel.

What type of pieces do they use in their demos then??

Just check their videos: Drilling wood but there is nearly NO chips... yeah no, they are not drilling through some thick wood, it seems more like 1cm wood and thats it. Or the brick - that is fragile cinder brick. You normally can use the cheapest handheld drill and still easily get through.

Companies most cringe when they see Tyler bought their product.

17:45 NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

You can get the same cut off disc at harbor freight for 10$

Its a daiment cuting disc its made only voor concreet and rock and briks

I make solid carbide drill bits and end mil bits daily at work, had to check this out to see how bad they really are and man they did not disappoint lol. For that price my shop needs to charge more for our bits

17:44 RIP

I'm guessing in the videos, they used a hammer drill for the brick and cinderblock

I'd love to see you put that rotor on a car and send it in to a mechanic :P

Even tile bits take a few minutes to get through. How they could even pretend theirs would cut through, blows my mind.

So metals...you need cutting oil. Stone masonry water lubricant... so retry things in a proper mannor?

I was amused until he pulled out the file….. I may have limited experience in my 37 years of construction work, but show me the bit that will go through a block, (cinder, cement, or concrete, they are different, trust me) full speed, and then do anything more than dance on an American made bastard file and I’ll give you $180 for a set in a damn heartbeat. And to be honest I think the impact was mimicking a hammer drill to do what it did. Says more for the tool than the bit to be honest.

the amount of silica dust inhaled in one video to prove a point 😮

Anyone notice that Tyler was drilling into an empty pickle jar? How come it’s empty??????!?

that disk looks more like a concrete saw than it does anything else.

my guess, the bits are aluminum or some trash non-hardened metal, and in the ads they just bondo'd over a hole drilled with an actual bit

Why did you do that Rollypoly like that dude

Lets start a petition to buy tyler a box of t95 mask 😷

I'm sitting here trying not to yell at the screen about the stuff sliding around because he doesn't clamp or otherwise secure most things xD But interesting video.

This is why I always buy name brands. Because they are name brand for a reason.

Literally a masonry bit... ADVertisers "itll drill ANYTHING"

Hammer drill for blocks, bricks, or ceramics user error

You are supposed to use a masonary bit to drill throiugh tile.

I could be mistaken but i think most brake rotors are just cast iron

Who taught you how to use an angle grinder. That was such a dangerous plunge cut wow.

Different bits for different jobs!

NO, THE PILL BUG!!

Really should be using a hammer drill for those bits

Nooooo Mr. Rollie Pollie 😭😭

Watching those bits walk all over the place just makes me laugh, no punch or cutting fluid.

Not that I think it would really make a difference with those drill bits, but bits do wear a lot faster if you lean into them heavily. You're supposed to let the tool do the work, you shouldn't have to try to push it through. It just takes moderate pressure to keep it cutting. But those bits just don't cut.

Watch your lungs on some of that brick and tile dust brother! I'd say the drill bits walking around without a pilot hole is part for the course... But these seem like some ridiculous bits for the price!!

Man a masonary bit drilling steel yah it might do it but the hammer edge is going to melt or explode

The best cheap drills I have ever used, for steel, mild and even stainless. I just get a cheap tungsten carbide Concrete drill and sharpen it, with a diamond cutter, for your particular job. Never looked back. I still use shit tools for good jobs though... ;-) As I was taught, a bad worker will always blame the tool.

Dude drilled with a impact

I knew the drills were bad when you said the price and that they claimed that they never go dull.