HC2102 5/8 in. x 8 in. SDS-Plus® Bulldog™ Rotary Hammer Bit

I bought this to use with rock wedges. I read some negative things that implied this bit isn’t up to the task. It is. Don’t push on it. Let the actual hammer drill do its job. Keep it cool. Use a small bottle and stop every few seconds to fill the hole with water. On old cement I used it on the standard hammer drill setting. I am using a Bosch SDS plus drill. It goes through like butter. Until it hits a rock, of course. This morning I drilled two holes into modern 3600 psi concrete. My driveway. That did slow it down. So I broke out a pointed chisel bit and set it to Hammer plus drill. Once that hole was well started using lots of water, I kept the same setting and switched to this drill bit, and that bit just went to town. With any tool taking this kind of abuse, you must treat it with some respect. Keep it cool. Don’t force it. Let the drill machine do the work. Mine is still going strong with several hours of use on it.

Drilled brick very easily on hammer drill.

Perfect tool for the job.

Granite boulders.. we got that. This bit works pretty damn good. Sure , I wore them down till they broke the carbide. And bought more! And split some big stone with up to 14 feather and wedges.

good product, durable,bits come in most sizes,cuts well, well as long if you don't hit a piece of re-rod

Used to drill huge stone in a chimney so I could split them and remove safely. Worked like a charm across about 30 stone and still has life.

Like drilling through butter. Try 'em, you'll like 'em.

Drilled two holes and went in series stepping up from 1/4 to 1/2 to 5/8 and the bit was wrecked. Worked great for like 8 minutes total.

Drilled many holes with this and still going. Don’t force it. That’s the secret

Travail bien.

I use this to drill holes in granite. Good carbide with a really tough joint to the shank.

What I expected. Did the job I needed it for.

Worked extremely well, did what I needed.