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4 comments
agreed with the 2 that said Hilti and Bosch. hilti is expensive, so unless you will be using it alot, go with Bosch. there are other industrial companys that make these bits as well, but they are extremely expensive and meant for industrial applications.
Sears Craftsman. I buy all my drill bits there, any type.
Hilti, Bosch, and Irwin. Dewalt are pretty good as well, but any brand doesn’t last forever.
Hilti is #1, with Bosch coming in 2nd. I am a shop foreman in an industrial facility. We have tried every brand known to man. The Hilti bits consistently out perform any other brand. We routinely use them to drill 6" – 8" deep holes in 5,000 PSI concrete that is reinforced with 3/16" steel mesh. No other brand really compares, but for homeowner / handyman projects a less expensive bit such as the Bosch or Dewalt would probably be fine.