New Carbide Masonry Drill Bit That Can Drill Through Rebar! (DIABLO SPEED DEMON)
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- Опубліковано 14 лис 2019
- New Carbide Masonry Drill Bit That Can Drill Through Rebar! (DIABLO SPEED DEMON) we show the #verycoolgang all about this new masonry drill bit. This carbide masonry drill bit has a unique full carbide head which allows it to power through 1/2'' thick rebar and reinforced concrete. Let us know your thoughts on Diablo's new carbide masonry drill bit (speed demon) in the comments section below.
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Bear with me on this comment as it's kinda long. Being an above average DIY'er, I've pretty much taught myself over many years now how to tackle almost any type of repair work, which has included working on most any vehicle, constructions jobs and Home Repairs, but not just for myself. I've helped a lot of friends over the years that just didn't have the skill set to do their own repairs, and too DANG CHEAP to get someone else they'd have to pay top dollar for to do it for them, thus this is where I always came into play, lol. Now to the "Meat" of the story. Once I discovered the Freud Diablo Demon Line of blades (first one I purchased was a reciprocating saw blade) that was it for me. I'll never use another brand again. I'll use-up my remaining DeWalt and other various blades I have laying around, but I'll only buy the Freud Diablo Demon Line of cutting tools when the need arises in the future. Can't wait to get some of these Masonry Bits! But so far I can't seem to find them For-Sale anywhere here in the USA? Anyone got a lead on where these can be purchased from here in the USA? Thanks! Don't make me have to buy them from the Brits, lol. But, I will if-in I have to. :-)
namrednop Might want to look for your local tool shop. Not the HD/Lowe’s big box, but an actual tool store. Especially the saw and drill sharpening businesses typically carry Freud, Lenox, Bosch, Milwaukee and/or Hilti.
Depending on your location, HD Supply/White Cap is large national tool chain, as is Grainger Supply. Both carry full Freud line, but their prices are typically not competitive. If you’re ok online shopping, Acme or even Amazon carry Diablo products. Good luck
How many holes like this are we good for? Idk lmfao
I’ve changes to Freud blades on all my saws - 12inch mitre, 7 inch circular, 6/12 inch recip saw... all are amazing! I can cut through nail embedded wood like butter.
I’m def keen to get a few of these bits.
I love how Vince puts them on the spot, to get the answers people want to legitimately know while testing these marketing guys on their knowledge.
Diablo is killing it with their new product line!
Are they? Seems like a gimmick. He heated up the tip, then waited far longer for it to cool down than they waited for the Hilti to cool down. Essentially, they made the test harder for the Hilti bit. Then when they asked them to drill two holes in rapid succession, he didn't do it. Later, when asked how the carbide tip is attached, he answered some other question, not the question that was asked. Too much BS. I'm not sold. Try drilling 10 holes in a row, non-stop, to demonstrate how great it is. Talk is cheap. Evasive answers are even cheaper.
Pretty amazing stuff! Thx for sharing & for all your coverage on Diablos new offerings 👍🏻
Great video and demonstration vince
Great demonstration and video!👍😍👍
It’s all those magic pixies they have sprinkling the fairy dust over the new bits😂
Great UA-cam page. Kristina Smallhorn told me about your page. I am in the South NJ Area and I am always shopping for new equipment in Lowes and HomeDept.
The smallhorns are an awesome family!! Kristina is the best. Welcome to the channel
I would really like to know what type of rebar cutter that guy was talking about getting for when you hit rebar😂
Interested in giving these a try. Rebar typically kills a bit almost immediately
That is pretty awesome
Them rebar demons are nice
Wow, I guess the engineers are going love this drill bit 😳
Diablo! Fighting chicken. 👍
First of its kind? I realize this vid is a year old but Hilti has been producing TE-CX drills for a few years now. I love that these Diablo’s are less than 25% the cost of TE-CX so I just ordered one to try, just that it is not first to market
Looks like the Hilti CX and YX bits, which are amazing!
How does this bit compare to the Bosch version of this type of bit?
Diablo not first. Driltec has had a full line of these for several years and they are excellent.
sweet exhibition
Interesting !
I love how they used different sized bits with the heat test larger bits takes longer to heat up then smaller bits
Where can I buy one? I can’t find them anywhere....
Nice sir 🙏 Ji
Just a thought. To see how it's actually cutting the rebar, wouldn't it be possible to just drill through the rebar on the outside portion of the concrete?
Maybe ask, "What's the most number of times it has hit rebar in any manner before failing?" Or "What's the range?" I can see avoiding the general question of how many times, but people can't crunch any numbers at all unless they have some idea of how many times they're likely to get out of their bit. As customers buy and try them out, they're going to find out anyway, so why not at least give an estimated expectation? You know darn well that they have the answers in their metrics after a ton of tests during the engineering stage. So why not share the findings? Also, if they provide the information, they get to control the narrative as to how they arrived at the numbers and why those numbers are cost effective. Once others are using them, they will come up with their own interpretation of what those numbers are and some will be convinced that it's cheaper to do the extra work with their traditional methods, when they might actually be looking at things the wrong way.
yeah, in my experience engineering minds tend to answer vaguely to avoid saying something that is wrong (I myself was satisfied with the "it depends" answer).
The carbide was forged in not welded in. Softer steel is used for the body harder steel is used at the tip. They can also use a variable heat treat to get that result.
Hi. I need 7/8” for sds Max, where can I found?
Simplemente perfecta
When is it coming out??
Super 👍
Need to go pick up a 3/8, 1/2 and 18’’ x 5/8 ASAP. Tired of my Bosch getting stuck and not going through the rebar 🙄 👍👍👍 Using the Milwaukee m18 2715-20
Diablo = Bosch. This is sds plus7X and sds max8X
Test it against a hss tap for retreating spark plug holes
Goooood
Shall I use rotation only (without hammering) mode when hitting the rebar.
I’ve heard rotation only but sds max have carbide for don’t have a rotation only option.
I need help finding these
When you hit the rebar is better to switch from hammer function to normal until you go through rebar ?
And then switch again to hammer mode so the carbide head will last longer ?
That's what I do when I hit rebar. Helps to go slower too, the drill bit will not heat up as fast as when you're going full speed. Currently I use Hilti 4 cutter drill bits, hopefully these new Diablo bits work better. Can't wait to try them out
U mean to drill mode? Wont it bend your arm like a twig?
Hilti is the king of Drill bits
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Thanks M C we appreciate you being here!
Why cutting through rebar?is it danger for construction right?
That's handy for me. I drill concrete everyday, mostly 6mm holes. Does it come in metric sizes Vince?
I’m sure they’ll have metric soon enough!!
@@VCGConstruction I hope so to. Thanks Vince
You can get the metric from the uk, because some times its not available in the us
Depending how critical dimension is, a 1/4” is only .015 larger. Alternatively, Hilti TE-CX are available in metric w/4 carbide cutter head that works great in rebar concrete. Downside is the cost of Hilti is 4X higher...as typical
@@MichaelM-to4sg thank you for the suggestion. I'm now using hilti TE-CX bits. Works wonderfully well, although a bit pricey
I would like to know if you know how to drill through a concrete slab and not blow out the concrete out the back of the slab is there a way that you know of if there is you please let me know
start with a tiny drill, drill a pilot hole all the way through, when you almost get to the end of the conrete, use very little pressure, even you can put the drill off hammer but takes a while. Then drill using a larger drill bit from one side of the wall half way in, then from the other side of the wall
Unfortunately not a side-by-side comparison, and which Hilti bit did they use (TE-CX)? Over here the Diablo cost about twice what a Hilti TE-CX would cost you, or about 3x the price of the Bosch 7x/8x. A comparison with the latter would be great, as they performed well in side-by-side comparison (the fastest to go through concrete with 10mm steel plates).
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But aint it weakens the stracture
Exactly not that many take notice.
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Not that I want to,but will it droll through post tension cable?
All though I like the Diablo I feel that this comparison was not on the level since they didn't give Hilti a chance to see what it could do and more specifically they gave the Diablo more time to cool down since the Hilti went first
That look impressive it drill faster then the normal drill masonry bits
They purposely made the metal more brittle by quenching and complained the competitor bit was flawed?
Depends 😂
I dont like it!! What if you hit a utility line. It sounds great if you know what youre drilling into.
This is nothing new, have you heard about Hilti?
Hay I just wanted to say before on your live stream When you mention my name the two Spanish guys at work for me I told him you were my cousin they were joking around and I said to you I'm going to Home Depot do you need anything and when you read that it was perfect I really thought you were my cousin after that it could have worked any more perfect thanks I'll talk to you later brother have a good night
🤣🤣 that’s awesome Joseph!!
VCG Construction thank you brother I was serious when I asked about the right angle drill and the other guy said to purchase the DeWalt but what do you recommend I'm not sure if I want to go corded or battery operated
Shiiit!
Hilti is No1 after Hilti 10 palaces are empty..., so they can make the same video with compare the drill bit that Hilti won because Hilti is Hilti...
Bet tile will destroy it, just trying to hang a handrail in a shower!
Tile is a summumma bit eater!
They make bits for tile. It goes right through. I used a glass bit and had no problem on tile.
Yeah because rebar is meant to be cut through
What complete and utter bullshit!
Diablo is cheap crap, so far I have had nothing but short life out of their products