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Review on πŸ”© High-Quality JOERIC Titanium Concrete Tungsten 5mm & 12mm: Durable and Stylish Options by Joel Young

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The Neverending Story of Masonry Bits

When you start cutting something hard like ceramic tile, wet the bit. I can't tell you how many packs of masonry pieces I've bought in the past. They all seem to last a while, all but the super cheap ones, but don't expect to find a beat for a lifetime. So the trick is to find a good backpack that will get the job done relatively inexpensively. You are doing a good job. I don't expect them to last very long. I'm sorting out the ceramic tiles in the bathroom. It really helps to wet them. There is a warning on the packaging that you cannot use an impact drill with 4mm and 5mm bits. (There are 6 in a pack). Joeric is known for reliable availability. Some jobs will have you using your expensive beats, others will require something that won't break the bank. They are inexpensive.

Pros
  • SMOOTH HOLE: Before drilling, position the bit by gently pushing the tip in. Low cut resistance. Stable drilling, clean opening, smooth, no broken edges, no shaking, easy to break off.
Cons
  • There are other interesting options.