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Question: Will they work in a Milwaukee Rotary Hammer drill 5380-21 ?
Document: Considering that I purchased a 1/2 inch drill for 1/3 the cost of this set ... The purchase of this 8 pack (which includes the 1/2 inch) was a good deal. The drill bit made short work of 20, 1/2 inch holes drilled about 4-5 inches deep in 5000 cement. Used a Milwaukee 5380-21 drill also purchased on Amazon and made short work of securing hand rail flanges in the cement.
Have only used 2 of the bits so far, but they are superb in both function and quality. They even work well in a non-hammer drill setting for making screw holes in mortar or concrete. Glad I bought them, and after a few uses, they show no signs of wear. First rate product.
WHat can you say about masonry bits>  They worked good when new, and they work good after many holes in hard concrete. I noticed that Milwaukee bits have a hex shaped shankfor a more positive lock in the chuck, and these do not. But they work well and last long.
Just used the 1/2" and was as good as a large hammer drill, works great.
Bosch HCBG800 Blue Granite 8-Piece Hammer Drill Bit Set is a great set I used couple time and it was great. I have not having any problem yet. It's a perfect tool.
Super strong bits excellent for masonry/concrete/cinderblock. Guys in my neighborhood broke multiple bits going through our 1930 walls. I had no problems though with a hammer drill and Bosch blue granite bits.
This is the third set I've purchased in the last four years. &#34;so why the five star rating&#34;? you ask. It's because I cant help sharing these bits with my fellow tradesmen. True story, the only time I was not able to drill a hole in concrete was not that the bit was bad, it was because I was trying to drive through rebar. We all know that's not going to work.
If they are as good my past products from Bosch, I won't have any trouble with them. I haven't used them yet. I have a 3/4" Hammer drill bit from Bosch which I have used several times drilling in concrete & brick. I am very happy with Bosch products.
These are the right kind of drill bits to use when drilling into or through concrete, form, or rock.I used the 5/8" bit to drill through a wall built of metal and rock. Did it! Just make sure your hammer drill is set to the hammer drill function and to number 2 speed. Remember the rule:  1 is for driving scews, 2 is for drilling through on hammer drill speeds.
It was literally rock I had to drill through, and the bit did the job.Stick to using bits for what they are. Don't use one drill bit for another and let your investment go to waste.My only inconvenience is that they're more for drilling into, not drilling through. Try and find these in 8" or greater length to drill through walls.Also, consider maybe purchasing an SDS rottary hammer drill. This kind of drill takes in longer and larger bit sizes.
Answer: yes