🔍 Enhance Drilling Precision with Drilax Inch Diamond Glass Drill Review

Did a DIY project and redecorated our bathroom. Use this tool to cut 2cm thick hard granite, cement board and wood. I was struck by the fact that he continued to work. I bought a brand name tool that stopped working after 3 holes in granite, but this Drilax was up to the task. Highly recommended. Granite and faucets are everywhere in this video. We used this tool to drill holes. I would recommend using a pond or bowl of water to keep the bat clean.

Required a hole in a thick porcelain tile to drain the tub. It was going to be in an invisible place so my first wish was to just make a series of cuts with a wet saw. I bought these instead and in less than 5 minutes I had a nice clean hole in the tile. Some reviewers noted the lack of a pilot drill, but I didn't find it necessary. I used a 3/8" variable speed drill and held the drill steady at very low speed to start the cut. Once I paved the way for the hole saw, everything else was easy…

In order to renovate my bathroom, we had to cut some holes in the porcelain stoneware for the shower taps. It worked as long as I squirted water onto the tiles from a water bottle while my dad drilled. Can't say it will last much longer than some tiles, but the porcelain was pretty tough and did what we needed. If you're someone who needs it for multiple jobs I'd probably keep looking, but if you're doing a single bathroom it's worth it. BTW if I had to do it again I could just use the smaller…