💎 Diamond Exchange Blade 2055005: Enhance Cutting Precision with a 4 Inch Design Review

Made a chandelier out of a TJMax vase with this vase. No cracks, no waste. A friend who sells on E-Bay estimated my creation at $300. I was charged for the instrument and $10 for the vase. Not bad. However, the tool looks like new. I didn't even have to use my drill press. I put a 12V in a hand drill, made a clay modeling bowl, poured some water in and drilled all three vases in 20 minutes.

I had to drill two 1 1/4" holes in porcelain stoneware for an anchor track in the wall next to the bathtub. A carbide drill bit will do almost nothing with this very hard tile. This diamond hole saw came with a thick material template to help guiding the saw to start the hole. That instruction said to use water and move slowly with moderate pressure and it really helped. Luckily the cutting/cooling water could just flow down the wall into the tub. (It was a two person job as I held the drill…

Bought a 1 inch diamond hole saw from a store. The fourth hole required me to push hard to even get it to cut and it took over five minutes with a small drill. For the second part of my project I needed a 1 1/4 inch hole saw so I decided to give Revain a try. This hole saw is just under half the price of my local national store. The quality of this hole saw is amazing. I cut a dozen holes in 3/4" granite, in under 60 seconds each, much faster than a commercial saw, and it shows no signs of…