Any decent standard twist drill should shatter long, long before it deforms plastically. Any drill capable of untwisting like this is going to struggle to drill through much more than soft pine and balsa.
It was a misused drill of exceptionally poor quality.
Breaking or not is more of a matter of it was hardened or not... High quality ones would usually be more brittle to have higher hardness, which keeps the bits sharper for longer
Regardless of its quality, it's not being used properly, and I'm sure even this cheap bit would have cut wood and plastic fine for at least a little while
This is what happens when you dont use the right equipment. Use a masonry bit with a hammer drill for drilling in brick.
"I used a wood drill on masonry and it failed - damn Chinese crap!"
Any decent standard twist drill should shatter long, long before it deforms plastically. Any drill capable of untwisting like this is going to struggle to drill through much more than soft pine and balsa.
It was a misused drill of exceptionally poor quality.
It was of high quality, because instead of breaking it overheated and deformed.
Breaking or not is more of a matter of it was hardened or not... High quality ones would usually be more brittle to have higher hardness, which keeps the bits sharper for longer
Regardless of its quality, it's not being used properly, and I'm sure even this cheap bit would have cut wood and plastic fine for at least a little while
"Fuck you."
*un-twists your drill bit*
Art
Now you can hammer it into the brick wall! 👍🏻
And then go the other way and re-twist!
Thats drill is for wood only, Don’t blame Chinese for that temu brain
That's not meant for brick work mate haha
That's not for bricks mate.
Now it’s a plug. An anti hole bit
Supposed to use masonry bits on brick walls. Regular bits will just get trashed. The more expensive the bit, the more expensive the trash
I bet that got a little hot while drilling!!!
damn!
Now drill in reverse to fix it
Brilliant!