🔩 Cut through Ceramic, Porcelain, and Granite with Drilax Diamond Hole Saws & Accessories Review

This worked great and made the perfect hole around the new shower valve. Draw and cut a hole in a piece of thin plywood and hold or clamp it over the tile to guide and hold the hole saw in place for the first cut. Carefully pour water over the saw as it cuts the tiles. It only takes a few seconds and does a professional job.

Only made one hole plus 30 minutes - not much diamond dust compared to other bits I've ordered that run away compared to this junk. And yes I had the tank filled with water the whole time, I made the next hole with a grinder and made the round hole 1/2 inch smaller, it took the same amount of time (maybe less) to do it with a grinder machine -- a square hole would work and take less time -- but I wanted to see if I could make a round hole -- do not purchase this item

I bought this drill to drill a hole in porcelain tile for a toilet flange when renovating a bathroom. The tile I used wasn't as high quality as I thought it would be. Maybe you can get that in Lowe. Another tile I bought from Lowe worked better. The tile often broke while I was cutting it, resulting in the loss of a large amount of the tile. Before using the drill I made a template on a piece of plywood of the same diameter so it can't move while drilling. I drilled slowly and used lots of…