COMOWARE Titanium Drill Bit Set - 60 Pcs Small Drill Bit Set, High Speed Steel, Micro Drill Bit for Wood, Plastic, Aluminum Alloy, (3/64"-1/8")

I didn't buy the larger pack that seems to include a container to help keep the drill bits sorted.If you very carefully cut open just one side of the plastic pack mine came in, you can fold it up and down to use it as a poor mans drill bit box.

Have not tryed the bits yet but they look and feel like good quality stuff.Got a good selction and also more then one drill bit of each size and I like option.

Order was filled as promised and the quality of the bits were better than expected.I received the bits in a protected package and quickly sent.Highly recommended!

Bits look good. Have not had them long enough to see how good that they are. I did make an enhancement the first time I needed to remove and replace a bit in my working case. I did a little thing that really helps to keep the bits organized and in their proper size compartments. I drilled a hole in the top of each container and put a screw in it. Now I can shake out one bit of any size one at a time. It would be nice if the manufacturer would do this at the factory.

Used in a hand-held drill to drill pilot holes in 3/16" mild steel. They cut as well as any drill. I can't speak to longevity at this point, but for just over 10 cents apiece ... come on .... these are great.People who complain about excessive breakage apparently don't understand how easy it is to break 1/8" and smaller bits using a hand-held drill. Unless you're a pro you should expect to break plenty no matter the quality .Mine were delivered ahead of schedule. Great value.

Not super high end but what I love the most is it comes in all the sizes you most commonly dull or break. The bits are average they keep a decent Edge and have a good bite, but for the money they are well well worth it, not shop grade but good for hobbyist and light-duty jobs.

I was using the larger bit (3.5 mm) to drill very thin 300 stainless. I was using a good quality lubricant with lite steady pressure. After the fourth bit broke without there being a hole I gave up and set the bits aside. I know stainless is hard to drill but with smaller bits, a good lubricant, and no pressure it is usually an easy process. Perhaps the bits will work on soft wood or the like but obviously they were never designed for metal. I tried a bit from another brand but the same size and drilled 12 holes without any problems. As it is said, live and learn. Thanks...Bill

Used some of the sizes and they worked fine. I don't expect them to last forever but they gave me my money's worth already!