🔨 Ceramic Masonry Tungsten Concrete Mix Review

These bits worked as needed. I drilled through the tile in the shower stall to install the grab bars. I also used one of these bits to drill a hole in the brick to install the hose holder bracket. In fact, it worked better than a mason's hammer with a mallet. I was very surprised and pleased because the hole punch was cordless. The battery was dead and I had no other battery. I grabbed another cordless drill and a tile drill.

I used these drill bits to drill holes in small glass objects to use as tiny outdoor plant pots. If you follow what one person said by using a small jet of water to lubricate and cool the drilling process, they work great. Don't try to drill too hard into the glass as you could break the glass. Also use them on small ceramic pots for succulents. Just take your time and let the drill do its job and it will make a perfect hole. Always wear safety goggles when drilling anything that can break.

These details surprised me. I bought them and they just sat there. Then I remembered when I had ceramic tiles that needed drilling. They worked like a charm. But they also go through concrete like water. Where my Bosch concrete drills can't get through with a hammerless drill, these drills go through concrete without a sweat. A piece of steel in concrete eats away the head of whoever I'm using and I'm a computer giving another command. YOU ARE REALLY GOOD