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    Drill Bits for Masonry and Concrete

    Crush rather than cut material so bits don’t jam or overheat while drilling masonry and concrete. The ultra-hard carbide tip breaks masonry into pieces and the widely spaced flutes channel them out of the hole. These bits stay sharp, resisting wear and heat that will dull or break other bits.
    SDS-Plus Shank for Hammer and Rotary Drilling
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    SDS-Plus

    Shank

    The slotted shank fits SDS-Plus-drive rotary hammers, which rotate and hammer bits simultaneously to penetrate material. Also known as percussion or impact bits.
    Standard Point—The most common point type handles most jobs. However, for more aggressive cutting that generates a lot of heat, consider a multipoint or serrated bit.
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    Uncoated Carbide-Tipped Steel
     
    Standard Point
    1"1"13 1/8"10"ANSI B212.152Spiral0000000000000
    SDS-Plus-Shank Masonry Drill Bit for Rotary Hammers, Standard Point, 1" Size, 13-1/8" Long
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