Questions and Answers for Milwaukee Black Oxide Step Drill Bit Set (6-Piece)

A:  The case is not compatible with our PACKOUT™ modular storage system. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team

A:  Hi John- These bits feature a 3-flat Secure-Grip shank to ensure a solid connection with the drill chuck.

A:  All the bits will fit in a 3/8 drill chuck.

A:  Hello! We do not offer a multi-piece Step Bit kit for metric. However, we do offer metric step bits individually. You can learn more here > https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Accessories/Metal-Drilling/Step-Drill-Bits/Step-Drill-Bits-Metric

A:  Yes with a little oil 

A:  No, stainless steel is a very hard material, your will need a tougher bit.

A:  Hello! Our Black Oxide Step Drill Bit Set (4-Piece) (48-89-9223) does not come with a warranty.

A:  No. Got to have a high speed drill. 

A:  Hi Mundial! For our Milwaukee Black Oxide Step Drill Bit Set (4-Piece) (48-89-9223), our suggested use would be for drilling large and small-diameter holes in steel and plastic.

A:  Hello! Our Black Oxide Step Drill Bit Set (4-Piece) (48-89-9223) does not come with a warranty.

A:  Hello Norman! On items such as drill bits or hole saws for example, in some cases, there is really no warranty because it is considered a consumable item. With the drill bit I personally believe that after I’ve drilled so many holes that drill bit will eventually become dull and it’s up to me to discard or sharpen. I believe this is the way the manufactures look at items such as this that they make. Good luck!

A:  Hello Norman! This is one of those items, in my opinion, that doesn’t carry much of a warranty. It’s what I consider a “consumable” item. If I’m drilling X number of holes I expect the bits to dull or wear. So, putting myself in the manufactures shoes, how do you warranty an item that’s designed to destroy itself in the process of completing a task…I don’t know? When I purchase these I make sure to use them at the proper drill speed and pressure so they last and stretch my dollar, so-to-speak. Good luck Norman!