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MILWAUKEE SHOCKWAVE™ Multi-Material Drill Bit 8PC Set

The Milwaukee SHOCKWAVE™ Multi-Material Drill Bits are designed to be our most versatile, impact-rated carbide bits, designed for drilling through brick, block, concrete, metal, wood, drywall, PVC, and soft tiles. Featuring a 1/4″ hex shank, these drill bits are compatible with both impact drivers and hammer drill/drivers. With a white flute for easy identification and PACKOUT™-compatible case, ensuring convenient access and secure storage.

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