Bits for a, hit it with a hammer impact wrench

SDE · Aug 31, 2016

I broke the original cross point bit. I got a 4 pack from O'Reilly's that had two cross point bits in it. The first broke on the second hit and the next on the fifth hit. They replaced them with the same brand of bits. I will use them for lighter work than I am doing now. Are there some really good bits out there somewhere that you could recommend to me?(5/16th inch hex shank)
Thank you
SDE

504 · Aug 31, 2016

Snap On

JD Seller · Aug 31, 2016

Lisle it a pretty good tool for the money if your not going to be using them day in and out. They do have a life time warranty too. Many parts houses handle Lisle tools to.

dr sportster · Sep 1, 2016

I found out ; there are driver bits and then there are impact driver bits. As an example Milwaukee Tools makes both kits one is for battery drill applications and the other is for hand impact drivers. You need ones that specify impact drivers.

glennster · Sep 1, 2016

like 504 recommended, get them from a tool truck. snap on, mac, matco, ect. you pay a little more up front, but they are good. i have a mac set, and grenaded a couple, they warrantied them no problem. (the bits were used far beyond the recommended parameters) i did let the tool guy know what i did, he warrantied them anyway.

RWT · Sep 1, 2016

I'll second Snap On.

Cameano · Sep 2, 2016

I buy the ones from Sears to use in my Snap-On holder that you use on the air hammer to loosen stuck screws. They last just as long as the tool truck ones, at 1/2 the price.

Bits for a, hit it with a hammer impact wrench

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