Drilling concrete

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If it's actually a true 1/8 inch bit, will it work? ......assuming that they don't really have a super duper specialized Crain, 1/8" bit, (meaning you don't need a Crain bit) Then save a buck and buy an easily available bit locally. I used DeWalt bits. They had a funky shaped tip, sort of like a sloppy W. I once drilled 99 holes with one bit and on hole number 100, the last hole............... it burned the tip off. Those are the best ones ever made............. in the 1/8" size anyway.
I just bought a pair of Milwaukee 1/8" bits. One was bent and the other only drilled 10 or so holes before self destructing. Everyone locally just installed large Milwaukee tool displays so I think there was some bribes made here in town by the Chinese (they own Milwaukee)

 

[Ernesto]

I'll do a 3/16 Bosch bit just cus they wiggle

 

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FYI, that box must be twenty years old. That's about when I stopped doing crapet.

I never got that smart.

 

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I'll do a 3/16 Bosch bit just cus they wiggle

What's thew benefit of wiggle?

 

[Ernesto]

No benefit, just makes the hole wider. So if you use a hammer drill bit like bosch makes they are long and wiggle which makes the hole wider.

 

[Ernesto]

I'll do a 3/16 Bosch bit just cus they wiggle

or is that a 3/32 to make a 1/8 inch hole? LOL

 

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Do whatever math you need and use bamboo skewers.

 

[Ernesto]

Or tooth picks

 

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No benefit, just makes the hole wider. So if you use a hammer drill bit like bosch makes they are long and wiggle which makes the hole wider.

You confused me.......... my uncle Muller has the same problem, so maybe if you can just type a bit slower.