Great price drop as per pricehipster
Perfect for drilling sheet metal and plastics, this Craftright 3 piece step drill bit set, comes in metric sizes and titanium coated for longer life.
3 sizes include
4 - 12mm (5 steps)
4 - 20mm (9 steps)
4 - 32mm (15 steps)3 sizes
Titanium coated
Made from high-speed steel
There's still Last Blood
When were these $45? I paid less than $15 some time ago.
I didn't think craftrite sold anything above 20 bucks. Cheap disposable tools, usually good enough for the job you buy them for.
Interesting, must have purchased last time there was a price drop. I’ll have to see if I still have the receipt to see exactly how much I paid.
If u can wait, go to eBay and buy it directly from China. Even with GST applied, it’s cheaper. However, if you need it NOW, then this is cheap. I use this mainly for drilling thru pvc junction boxes for conducting as they are far more superior that the typical spade bits.
Conducting = conduits. Typo….
It would be hard to conduct electricity through the side of the box, so the original was still kind of right. :)
Link to the ones you bought if possible?
Bought the Aldi ones and did a sub board yesterday drilling all holes with these. All the boys are grabbing some. Can’t thank you enough
I probably have no use for these at all, yet I am compelled to drive to Bunnings right now and buy some.
…just do an online purchase with paypal and C&C and go at your leisure :)
Hi franco, how do you go about purchasing from bunnings with paypal and C&C? Would come in super handy :)
bunnings updated their site allowing online orders…just add the item to your cart, specify your local store and checkout as a guest using paypal as your payment method ;)
Following your steps, going to Bunnings now…..
was looking at buying some of these this week and was astounded by the price on these things…$12.89 is much nicer!
bought using C&C & paypal….a 1st time with bunnings!
Bunnings is getting in early in response to aldi’s special buys…
Don't see any at my Bunnings at Bankstown.
will it pierce the heavens?
No, but it worked well when I needed to drill a 19mm hole to relocate a sensor on a filter housing.
What is the purpose of the smallest drill in the set? The steps on it (4,6,8,10,12mm) are already on the second-smallest one (4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20mm), and also on the largest one!
Why not buy just the largest drill, from eBay?
The larger size might be too large in confined spaces such as close to a wall or other upright protrusion.
You can also drill a hole in thicker material with the smallest one. The depth of each step is much less on the others.
How do these compare to the Workzone ones at Aldi?
can confirm these were $45 last week.
needed to drill a 14mm hole so bought the cheapest single step drill for about the same price as this.
Note that these sets don't have a 1/4" shank to go in your impact driver and will then need to be used with a drill only.
Just a heads up if that applies to anyone.
Rambo doesn't need these anymore