Makita B-65399 Impact Gold - Juego de brocas de titanio (14 unidades)

The bits that I have used so far have worked fine.

These are a pretty good set for the money. I wanted a small set that went to half inch that I could use to quickly put in an impact and not have to get the drill out and get my larger set out for most jobs. Just be careful with some of the smaller bits. If you use them in an impact it's easy to break one they come with a nice case no as typical when they're new, they're kind of a bear to get out of there.

Good brand and good product

I had read that De Walt is slipping a bit, so went with another top brand. The Makita drills are moderately better and the case is solid, now mounted on my garage dry wall. I hadn't realized you get all fourteen drills, and was only expecting the six big ones. I thought the pic was an either/or, but you get both. At that price, it's a steal. Recommend.

I am replacing my Milwaukee drill bits with these SPECIFICALLY because of how difficult it is to remove the Milwaukee ones from this container. These get great reviews, they are inexpensive, and you can get them out of the carrying case without slicing your fingers open! Thanks Makita!

strrdy case -- Makita logo -- only used some of the smaller bits for pilot holes in a wooden fence and some aluminium tubing putting out yard tirinkets -- edges are sharp -- no wobble -- clean cuts in wood -- some tear outs in the metal because they cut through so fast -- wouldn't hesitate to order again -- quite a bargain in my opinion

Case is too flimsy, also the bits were in so tight you need to pry them out with screwdriver, tolerance is off. Still a nice set, but not up to the brand name.

They are hex shank for an impact driver, but that does not mean they are "impact rated".All of the smaller sizes are two-piece, a drill bit brazed into a hex shank. If you abuse these, they will break at the connection between the two pieces. Do not listen to these other reviews saying they break. These people are ABUSING these bits, waggling them around at max speed in an impact, probably drilling deep full depth holes, hammering them with the impact like a twisted chisel.The impact hammer should never engage with these if you're using them right. If the impact is actually impacting, rather than just spinning like a drill, SLOW DOWN.These are for CONVENIENCE & LIGHTENING YOUR PACK, so you can carry only an impact instead of impact + drill, they are not for demolition, high-precision, or …