Questions and Answers for Milwaukee 3/32 in. Cobalt Red Helix Twist Drill Bit

A:  Hello Jake - This drill bit is compatible with any Drill/Driver. - Social Team

A:  Hello! Titanium drill bits offer 5x life versus black oxide drill bits, whereas Cobalt drill bits offer 15x life versus black oxide drill bits.

A:  Hello! This bit is ideal for applications in metal, wood, and PVC.

A:  1.You need to clarify the tool you are planning to use this with. These bits were designed to be used in a 1/4" hex drive impact driver tool.they are not designed to be used with an impact gun. the will not holdup to the abuse of an regular impact gun. 1/4" Hex Shank. Use in Drills or Impact Drivers ,says nothing about being ok to use these with an impact gun. There is a big difference in torque and power in impact driver vs impact gun.

A:  Hi John- This bit features a 135 degree split point tip to deliver a precision start and to prevent walking for fast, accurate holes in Hard Metal, PVC and wood.

A:  It is 135, it is what they call a quad edge. I use these because the quad edge makes it easy to get the bit centered and started accurately. They cut exceptionally well. I have since purchased a full set of these bits.

A:  Hello, This Shockwave 15/64 in. Titanium Drill Bit is 6mm in size.

A:  Hello ToddA, Milwaukee Tool was started in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1924 and we have manufactured products domestically ever since. We have more than 14 manufacturing and operations facilities in the U.S. that are critical components of our global manufacturing footprint. Over the last several years, Milwaukee® has delivered hundreds of game-changing solutions to the industry, driving significant double-digit growth for our company worldwide. To maintain and support this pace of growth, we continue to diversify our operations to better serve our customers around the world. This includes manufacturing and operations presences in the UK, Germany, China, Vietnam, and the Czech Republic.

A:  Probably not, It depends on the hardness level. Not sure what a looper is. Are you sure it's hardened? If it is, you need to get a carbide drill bit.