DrilaxTM Diamond Granite Ceramic Porcelain Review

With a drill they installed a handicap bar on the wall of a tiled shower stall. I followed a previous reviewer's recommendation to dip the drill in a cup of ice water about every 10 seconds to keep it cool. I also started at a 45 degree angle and moved up to 90 degrees once I got a good tile bite. was able to pry the drilled dowel out of the bit core with a small screwdriver inserted into the slot on the side. Once I got through the tile I used the shovel to finish drilling the drywall. The…

I wanted to cut a hole in the granite counter top of the kitchen island for a reverse osmosis system that I bought. I first tried to find a "professional" for this, every offer I got was $150 and up. I couldn't understand why a damn hole could cost so much. I posted "how to drill a faucet hole in granite" on YouTube and thought it might be a DIY project. Finding these diamond bits was best for less than $12. You get 5 pieces and they cut granite like butter. Anyone thinking of cutting a 1/2…

Like many others, I needed a 1/2 inch hole to install a small faucet for the water filtration system in my granite countertop next to my main faucet. A good tip is to start at an angle to make a groove, then slowly go up and let the drill do its job. do it as long as possible. I used avocado oil as it's always in my kitchen and has a very high smoke point. The oil worked fine. All I needed was a hole and a bit did the job perfectly. I recommend following up and putting some oil in a dry well…