Enhance Your Cutting Precision with the Lenox Tools 1211110DGDS Diamond S 10DG Review

Excellent product. I installed 7 porcelain stoneware handrails with Wingits. I first tried using Wingits Apache 200 drills which were designed for use with Wingits. The porcelain destroyed the bits. I suspect the bits will work for ceramic tile but not porcelain. I cut all the remaining holes (4 per rail) with a Lenox Diamond Grit hole saw without incident. In fact, after my bad experience with the Wingits Apache 200 bits, I was afraid that I would get a partial revision and have to order…

I bought this to drill a 1-1/2 inch diameter hole in a granite countertop to install a hot water dispenser . Manufactured to be typical of Lennox hole saws and the barrel is long enough to be used on a worktop. He carefully walked through a thick granite slab. You need to keep it in a cool place to avoid damaging the bond that holds the diamond abrasive in place. to the metal tube of the hole saw. The easiest way to do this is to make a circle of plumbing putty about 2 1/2" or 3" in diameter…

I'm installing railings along my porch and had to drill about 36 holes in porcelain stoneware. Due to the location, I had to drill a few holes using the wrong technique, resulting in them only burning out in a couple of holes. If I used them properly they lasted at least 12-15 holes. There are pictures on the box showing the correct technique, but it's not obvious. Here is the best way following the instructions. 1. Drill a 9/32 hole through a 1/2-3/4 piece of wood. Make sure the piece is long…