✂️ Efficient Cutting Made Easy: Uxcell 8 Inch Diamond Ceramic Porcelain Cutting Tools Review

Cuts cleanly and easily through an old 20mm porcelain sink. Used a hole saw to cut a guide through the end of the 2x4 cut. Wedge them to the wall where a larger hole needed to be drilled. Used a water spray gun for easier cleaning/lubrication when drilling. .Very light pressure on the last 2mm and this could have been avoided.

I found that the key to using my granite slab was to use it on a drill press at high speed and have a second person spray water with a nozzle to cool it down. At first I went relatively slow at the speed of the drill and wasn't happy, then I switched to high speed and the bit went right through the plate. You probably wouldn't buy a few if you were a pro, but for personal use every few years it's great! I used it for a single hole faucet.

I was replacing my bathroom faucet and after removing the old one I found that the existing hole in my granite countertop was too small for the new faucet. I used this 38mm diamond blade to cut out the old hole to enlarge it for the new faucet. It took a good 5 minutes of non-stop drilling to drill all the way through. My best suggestion is to start at an angle until there is a small groove and then straighten the drill bit to drill a full circle. I also splashed water on it to keep the blade…