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Diamond Cutting Remover Porcelain - πŸ’Ž 6mm to 50mm: Efficient Tool for Precise Cuts Review

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Description of Diamond Cutting Remover Porcelain - πŸ’Ž 6mm to 50mm: Efficient Tool for Precise Cuts

[Scope of application]:Diamond Hole Saw bits are versatile drill bits that allow you to cleanly cut glass, ceramics, porcelain, ceramic tile, porcelain tile, limestone, slate, marble, granite, light stone and fiberglass. It is important to note that you must keep your drill bit wet as the friction of the bits and materials build up heat quickly. [Diameter Range]: 16 different drill bits included with this glass drill bit set to meet various demands. Includes the following diameters: 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm, 22mm, 25mm, 28mm, 30mm, 35mm, 40mm, 45mm,50mm, 16pcs hole saw drills + 14pcs 6mm Hole opener. [Supreme Quality]: These diamond drill bits are made of industrial grade carbon steel with nickel-plated coated body to resist corrosion. A thicken diamond coating on the tops offers superior cutting strength for maximum drilling outcomes. [Applicable Method]:1,Install the drill bit on a drill such as a hand drill.2,Since the hole opener does not have a central positioning bit, the hole is tilted at 45 degrees during operation, the speed of the drill is slowed down, and the glass and the stone are slowly contacted.3,When a glass or stone appears in a crescent (the crescent is positioned), then the vertical drill begins to work. [Precautions]:1,Cool the drill bit with water when opening the hole. Good cooling can extend the applicable life of the drill bit. Do not dry the drill without adding water. Otherwise, the drill bit may be damaged.2,Choose the processing materials, do not apply to tempered glass drilling.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Glass Cutting Tools

I bought this set for one of my veterans who does a lot of crafts. He used a type of Dremel that left sharp edges when making whiskey bottle lamps. I gave him this set and he was very happy with the product and he made his haircut very smooth and perfect. The only downside is that there are no instructions for use, which would be nice for someone like me who has never used anything like this if I want to make this type of craft myself.

Cons
  • High Price

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Ok, throw away the bits

I used to use these bits all the time. These are great cheap Chinese beats. They use, abuse and throw away. Whether you babysit them or beat their balls out, they won't last long beyond a few jobs. I'm sure if you use them in a puddle of water or keep them in the fridge for a little bit they will last a bit longer but don't expect heavy use durability. I drilled through uncured aquarium, tile, and glass brick with ease. Build a dam out of the water and slowly drive one end of the drill bit into

Cons
  • Out of fashion

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Wet the drill before and during cutting. They seem to be the last.

I had to cut some holes in a floor tile. I saw these ceramic drill bits and thought for the money they were worth a try. I don't think I was expecting much. To my surprise, these bits cut through floor tiles excellently. They don't have a middle bit to guide them. So you need to take a piece of wood and drill a hole the size of the ceramic drill you are going to use. Place this on the work piece, WET the ceramic drill bit (or you'll ruin it) and work the drill bit for a few seconds. Stop, wet…

Cons
  • Very expensive