Cement Drill Bit Masonry
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What drill should I use for cement?
What kind of drill do I need to easily drill holes into the cement sub-floor of my house (for a flooring project)? I've already tried two different types of masonry bits with my cordless, 18 volt Bosch (model 3850). I'm thinking that the bit isn't the problem, it's the drill. It takes about 10 minutes and a way too much effort just to drill one hole. Any suggestions?
masonry bits are the correct bit. Buying a good carbide bit will work better than the cheap ones and last longer.
Use a slower speed on the drill. You don't want the drill bit getting too hot, that will ruin the bit.
Problem with drilling into cement is that it is full of gravel and the masonry bits don't go through gravel all that well. That's why they made hammer drills.
Buy, borrow or rent a hammer drill, use a masonry bit designed for hammer drills and use a slow speed.
If you are going for a large hole, it can help to start with a smaller bit and work up to the hole size you ultimately need.