Drill America DMOD1/8 1/8" Solid Carbide Drill Bit, DMOD Series
Description
🔧 Drill with Confidence: Unleash Precision Power!
- HEAT RESISTANT - Ideal for high-temperature drilling tasks.
- PRECISION ENGINEERING - Designed for drilling accuracy in abrasive materials.
- DURABILITY MEETS RIGOR - Long tool life with a rigid tool-holding system.
- VERSATILE APPLICATIONS - Perfect for cast iron, non-ferrous alloys, and more.
- HIGH PERFORMANCE MATERIAL - Solid carbide for faster cutting speeds.
The Drill America DMOD1/8 1/8" Solid Carbide Drill Bit is engineered for precision drilling in abrasive materials, ensuring accuracy and durability. Suitable for high-temperature applications, this drill bit excels in a variety of materials, including cast iron and plastics, while offering a longer tool life and faster cutting speeds compared to traditional substrates.
Reviews
W**P
Good bit for hardened steel
Works great for hardened steel.
C**M
Drilled out those nasty stainess broken bolts in exaust part
They wanted $600 for this exhaust flange on my diesel, what the heck its just a metal doughnut like a gym weight !4 stainless steel bolts broken off, pitting corrosion.Read reviews saying these types of bits break but mine didn't, just push is a straight direction and take your time.They did not even seem to dull. Now I am just thinking were did I put them, I did this project many months ago and its only asking for a review now.
R**S
#48 carbide drill bit
Quality was great!
H**R
These bits suck
For $13.09 per bit I’d expect to get at least a single hole drilled with the damned thing…. I’m a bladesmith, so I drill a lot of holes in steel, sometimes it’s hardened carbon steel, so a solid carbide bit is the only option to get through the stuff, but hell I tried to drill NON hardened Damascus steel with these bits and is shattered before o even put enough pressure to the workpiece to start cutting the hole!!!I know carbide is brittle but holy crap this stuff might as well be made of crackers, because that’s how easily they crumbled… just a bad bit, I’ll go back to the other brand I normally use… what a waste of $13.00 for a 1/8” carbide drill bit
M**E
Hit or Miss
I had stopped writing reviews but felt I needed to do one for these. Let me start by saying I have top of the line DeWalt and Milwaukuee Cobalt bits. When starting my drilling on this hardened steel, both brands snapped after hardly a scratch. A quick bit of internet research said I needed carbide bits. I ordered these. While waiting for them to show, I read a number of negative reviews here and was pretty nervous. These bits are magic. They have gone through my hardened metal without issue. Mind you, I am on the lowest speed setting and using oil. While being a bit pricey for the 3, I have no regrets.Update: I was a bit hasty in the above review as I had only used 2 of the 3. Sadly, when I chucked up the 1/16" bit and started on the same piece of Hardened steel, it shattered immediately just like in some of the other negative reviews. The fracture line was up the shaft. I thought perhaps I had found a "harder" section but chucked up the 3/32" in the same spot and saw curly fries with no effort. I wonder if there is a QC issue.
C**S
A+++ drill bit for hardened steel
Used this drill bit in conjunction with the 1/4” bit for a Hack n Tap SYE in a WJ with case hardened output shaft. Drilled like butter. Definitely recommend!
T**B
Great
It worked real well
J**N
Great bit
Just what I needed to drill thru bed frame.
B**L
Top
Very good
R**S
Excellent
Excellent as expected.
T**R
Tip Broke off after first use, lubricated and at moderate speed, cutting stainless steel.
Not durable at all. Tip Broke off after first use, lubricated and at moderate speed, cutting stainless steel. Unsatisfactory.
M**L
Thank you
Work greatThank you
R**O
Broke right away in the first hole. Too brittle
Avoid
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