Review on 💎 Bathroom Fixture: Diamond-Granite Porcelain by Jay Williams

Given the low price of this purchase I didn't expect to be able to cut so many 1/4 inch holes in the junction box. " a mirror I use for a client's bathroom, so I was pleasantly surprised when I was able to drill through the glass 12 times with the largest hole saw, slightly reducing the cutting area noticeably. The fact that the drill bits didn't I was given no instructions either which led to me watching about 10 YouTube videos on glass/mirror cutting and boosting my confidence in this task which I've always been tasked with before.Filled with water to keep blade cool That was basically all that was required Started the holes at medium speed with my 20V driver slowly running around the hole which I guided around the drill bit with a marker to go around the full circumference of the circle hammering while holding the saw face at a slight angle and then, after notching, hold the hole saw at a 90 degree angle and drill almost all the way through at higher speed until close When the glass is broken at reduced speed, th oby prevent glass from blowing back. It worked wonderfully.