what sizes are the bits?
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Ive only used two for installing concrete anchor bolts 1/4" and the largest bit is 1/2". Worked great, all those times thru the years I used a regular drill and concrete bits I should have bought this tool sooner.
1003452
I can't remember, they were stolen from me soon after I bought them. I think the bits had USA stamped on them.
859460
There is a nice table in the Helicoil catalog here http://www.helicoil.in/pdf/HeliCoil%20Catalogue.pdf, but to answer your question you use a size Q (0.3320") drill bit.
784538
The bit sizes that are included are (1) 5/32 x 4 in. x 6 in., (1) 3/16 in. x 4 in. x 6 in., (1) 1/4 in. x 2 in. x 4 in., (1) 3/8 in. x 4 in. x 6 in., (1) flat chisel, (1) point chisel in. I really can't suggest a more complete kit without knowing what bit sizes you are needing. These drill bit provide a great range of bit sizes that insure fast impact when working with concrete, stone, and masonry.
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They appear to be 1/8 inch, but they are not marked and I am not sure. I have multiple collets with my Dremel, so I just pick the collet I need based on the bit I want to use. E.g. I pick the bit and then match the appropriate collet. Then it doesn't matter what bit size you have. It makes sense to have all collet sizes. I thnk there are four different collets for Dremels. I hope that helps, since the bits are not marked in the package, but the kit was a good deal for what it offers.
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According to another website (MidwayUSA) the sizes included are (to confirm what marc palicio posted):Includes the following:* Leupold/Buehler windage bit* #10 flat blade bit* #11 flat blade bit* #32 flat blade bit* 3/32" Allen bit* 5/32" Allen bit* T10 Torx bit* T15 Torx bit* T20 Torx bit* Square drive adapter bit* Injection molded hard polymer case
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I found a micro screwdriver bit set at Menards which included an SD6 size torx bit...that's the size needed. At the time the little kit was on sale for, I think, $1.99. I no longer have the knife on hand to double check this size bit (gave it to my son as a gift) but I am almost certain #6 is what you need. If I'm wrong, I apologize!
1706096
The bits are about 6inches long. As far as the chuck, that depends on the drill you are using. Its a 1/4in hex head. Even though there is specs lacking details about these tools, you can however go to dewalts website and enter in what you are looking on amazon.
1936093
All of the bits have a &#8540;" diameter by 1&#8539;" long shank. The main part of the shank is determined by the size of the bit.
1679310
The lifebits are about 1/4 inch in diameter and the rest 90% is aboyt 1/2 inch or so in diameter.
1068795
The pieces range in size from 4 inch squares to 1 inch bits, with every size and shape in between. They are relatively easy to break, but they don't come apart uniformly.
1056933
The answer is 7/8" and the bit should be one of the round ones with teeth not the flat ones that gouge in wood.
1919774
I'm not sure. The smallest I use is 3/32. I believe it will hold a 1/16 bit. It is a nice handy drill for small projects. The price is right.
545552
There are 5 bits plus a spare 3/8 bearing. The Radii: 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4
150183
1/32,3/64,5/64,1/8not a great selection, but the drill is cheap enough to buy a good set of bits as well. Works fine, but no variable speed, just on or off. Hope that helped.
150182
drill bits are 1/32, 3/64, 5/64, 3/32, 1/8nice sizes for making very small holes in wood pieces for crafting
1354665
It does not come with bits, but a small set of bits will work fine. I usually use an 1/8th inch bit in my drill press.