YXYL 19-Piece Hex Drill Bit Set, Titanium & HSS High-Speed Steel Hex Shank Quick-Change Twist Drill Bits for Wood (1/16"-1/4")

Go the these at a great price.. But not too great. Right out of the package had trouble drilling through plastic .. Couldn't frill through a metal computer case ..Got a set of drills from Harbour freight worked great.. Don't east your money on these

Only good on soft wood. These bend and or snap super easy if you're using them to drill through anything other than soft wood. The tip does not grab very well and you have to really press into the item you are trying to drill through. To date, I have snapped two and two have bent into a 90 degree angle. I would recommend passing on these unless you don't have any tough work planned for them.

Great and affordable bits, used them already for basic stuff and they worked great.

These are dollar store drill bits and you should expect everything that comes with that.

The media could not be loaded. These are incredibly low-quality bits. The separate parts are attached with a crimp, and every single bit is off-center. You cannot get an accurate hole if you use these. The crimp is so ugly that you won't even want to use these to display what a drill bit looks like. They are a waste of the resources used to make them and ship them to my house.The sizes are stamped on the base, but some are only partially visible. Since the bit wobbles, it doesn't matter what size it is since you won't be drilling a hole with that measurement anyway.

Depending on your needs, this could be a great value or a waste of money. It is no replacement for a good drill driver with keyless chuck and high quality drill index, nor is it any replacement for a drill press, but for the few holes I need, it works just fine, and is a big value for what you get.I mainly use it with an electric screwdriver to pilot holes, or make holes larger, while working on electric Bass Guitars. I drill pilot holes for the tuning machines. These are the holes that you use small screws to secure the tuner to the back of the headstock.I would not consider using this set or method to drill the guide holes for the tuning machines, meaning the peg that gors thru from the back side and on the front side winds the strings around It. Those holes are much more important with tighter tolerances needing a higher degree of skill and accuracy (and a drill press, or good quality drill and many years experience).For me its a hobby, keeps me busy, and so far, these have worked well when needed.I have even hung a few pictures, or instrument wall hangers by piloting the hole in the drywall for the wall hanger to be driven into.Pros, cheap, available, seem to be the right size.Cons, not highly concentric with some drill wobble. Especially with the snaller bits in the set, it takes a bit of patients or you could end up with your hole in the wrong location, your hole wandering or a broken bit stick in your piece.For me the pros outweigh the cons, and I dont have a lot of tools in my one bedroom apartment, and no garage to set up a proper shop. If I did, I would forget about these and go fir a drill press or power drill with a guide, and an index of ghuring or titex or the like.

Great quality with reasonable price

The bits are not sharp. The first one I tried would not even start to bite. I tried several more, and same thing. I had to really lean into it before I got one to bite enough to drill a hole.Also, the shanks do not fit snugly in my quick change adapters. This causes the bits to wobble while drilling. I can use them without the adapters, but I lose the ability to change to other bits quickly, and I still have to deal with dull drill bits.