DRILAX
Drilax Diamond Hole Saw Drill Bit Set Longer Tall Version 3/4, 1, 1-3/16, 1- 3/8, 1-5/8 Inch Quartz Granite 3cm Thick Counter-top Ceramic Porcelain Tile 5 Pieces Set Insert Guide Included
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The Drilax Diamond Hole Saw Drill Bit Set is the ideal tool for drilling through tough materials like quartz, granite, ceramic, and porcelain. Designed with an extra-long diamond coating, this set is 30% longer than most competitors, allowing you to easily drill through 3cm thick countertops and tiles. Perfect for homeowners and professionals, the set includes five sizes: 3/4", 1", 1-3/16", 1-3/8", and 1-5/8", ensuring you have the right bit for your project.
Key Features Of 5 pcs Drilax Diamond Hole Saw Drill Bit Set:
- High-Quality Diamond Coating: The electroplated diamond coating ensures excellent results when drilling into hard surfaces like marble, glass, and tile.
- Deep Drilling Capability: The longer, deeper design allows you to drill through thicker materials such as granite countertops (up to 3cm thick).
- Versatile Sizes: Comes with five sizes for different drilling needs, ranging from 3/4" to 1-5/8".
- Easy to Use: Includes a high-density poly insert guide to keep the hole saw steady for precision drilling.
- Shank Size: 3/8" for standard drills, compatible with most electric and rechargeable drills.
Usage Tips:
To ensure the longevity of your drill bits, always use a low-speed setting and apply water or oil coolant to avoid overheating. The included insert guide helps keep the hole saw in place, allowing for accurate drilling in any material. To get the best results, you can also use a homemade guide or spray water on the drill bit while drilling.
Whether you're working on granite countertops or ceramic tiles, the Drilax Diamond Hole Saw Drill Bit Set provides the durability and precision you need for all your drilling projects.
UPC: 600095802307
EAN: 0600095802307
Item Condition: New
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mpc: great for me
I'm a tile setter. These work for stone (soft) and porcelain (hard). So, great for me. We start them at an angle while we get a groove started, and then slowly go straight on until the drill is level and pushing right through. I will keep a sponge with water right up to it and will squeeze more water out as needed to keep the bit cool which will make it last longer.
Kiltman: Five Stars
Did the job
Kindle Customer: Awesome tools!
I can't say enough good things about these bits - they worked perfectly and saved a boatload of time and aggravation. Yes, you do have to lubricate with water as you work, and yes you have to take your time and be patient, but I don't think any individual hole in the very hard tiles I was cutting into took longer than five minutes, and it was not a difficult five minutes - you just keep light pressure and these awesome bits do the rest.
Carol M: Works great.
Exactly what it says. Works great.
Richard R Bailey: Five Stars
Great products at a fair price
MIKE M: Five Stars
For the price these work surprisingly well.
Dennis Ossello: Five Stars
great
kevin P thomas: Great product for price, awesome for Granite or Quartz.
I bought these to drill a hole in a quartz counter top. Worked perfectly and got me through in about 5 minutes of low pressure drilling.The price is unbeatable in comparison to the so called name brands, and after use the bit is still in good shape.If you find the depth of the project you are drilling is more than the bit you are using, take the smaller bit and grind off the surface you are drilling. Angle the bit and carefully chip away, grinding the surface down, re-attach the original size bit and finish the job.Remember to use water, but a small amount. I used plumbers putty and rubbed some in my hand to make a circle and then make a ring on counter top. I then poured a little water in the ring and began drilling. If it dries up, just add a little more water.If this is the first time you have drilled Quartz or Granite, remember to angle the bit first so the bit does not slide. What I did was first cut a template with a piece of plywood, I then taped it with duct tape to the counter to make a perfect hole, using this method, the hole was exactly where I wanted it.
David Bell: Works very good. Make sure you cut a hole in something ...
Works very good. Make sure you cut a hole in something and use it as a guide and use water to keep it cool
Lost in Oregon: Looks like the diamond dust is still cutting
First time to try, made 5 holes in 1/2 ceramic 30 sec each, running a little water while drilling at a slow speed. Looks like the diamond dust is still cutting.
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