DIABLO Tile and Stone Carbide Tipped Drill Bit Set (4-Pieces)
$20.96
Provide an elegant and sophisticated connection to your hammer with the choice of this DIABLO Tile and Stone Carbide Tipped Drill Bit Set.
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Description
DIABLO’s Tile and Stone Carbide Tipped Drill Bit range provides faster starts and longer life in tile, stone and glass. Optimized with a unique brazing and hardening process, the carbide tip extends life and productivity, allowing users to drill fast, accurate holes. The multi-ground carbide tip design allows for aggressive starts that produce clean holes when drilling into hard materials. The 3-Flat Shank provides extra stability by eliminating spinning in the drill chuck.
- Use in corded and cordless rotary or hammer drills
- Drill ceramic tile, hard tile, granite, natural stone and glass
- Carbide tip delivers extended life and productivity
- DIABLO made carbide tip withstands impact for maximum durability and superior life versus standard tile and stone hammer drill bits
- Multi-ground carbide tip delivers stability and accuracy required for fast, precise hole drilling
- 3-flat shank eliminates spinning in drill chucks
- Maximum performance in cordless and corded drill drivers
Additional information
| Weight | 0.21 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.91 × 1.80 × 4.82 in |
| Bit Material | Carbide |
| Drill Bit Type | Glass & Tile Bit |
| Drill Bit Type(s) Included | Specialty |
| Individual/Set | Set |
| Model | DMANS1070-S4 |
| Number of Pieces | 4 |
| Self-Feeding | No |
| Shank Style | Straight |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Reviews (11)
11 reviews for DIABLO Tile and Stone Carbide Tipped Drill Bit Set (4-Pieces)
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Madonna O’Conner (verified owner) –
These drills are top notch. I have drilled through tile and stone 10 times in 1 day with a bit and it looks as good as new. I am impressed with their durability.Sizes include 5/16, 1/4, 3/16, 1/8. They are encased in a handy storage container. I use these at slow to medium speed and they cut great. Diablo makes superior cutting blades and bits. I use Diablo in all of my tools and trust them as the most reliable on the market.
Jermey Auer (verified owner) –
So far, so good.. I tried these bits out on a both a paver stone and a glazed tile (see attached pictures) On the tile – all four bits went through the tile like warm butter. All four initially bit into the glaze without that dancing around you often get with a masonry bit. The paver stone was slightly more challenging. I should have guessed given the density of these pavers. But the bits all did well. Time will tell as to whether they keep sharp over time and use. I’ll try and update as I use them more. I also like the case – very sturdy and a great shape. Unlike other cases for bits that are flat, this one has two rows of two. It fits into the nooks and crannies of my drill bag better than another flat case would do.
Niko Goyette (verified owner) –
We have installed porcelain wall and floor tile in several projects in our home. We have remodeled two baths and replaced carpet with porcelain wood-look tile in our living room and up a staircase.Having worked with ceramic tile before, porcelain is more expensive because porcelain tile is made from more refined clay and it’s fired at higher temperatures. This makes it denser and more durable than ceramic tile meaning it might be tougher to cut tiles and drill holes.I had my concerns whether these carbide tipped drill bits would do the same job as diamond tipped.The bit I used had no problem. The packaging cautions against using too great an RPM and/or using a hammer drill. Steady moderate pressure is recommended.In the future I may putting up some grab bars in our baths (we are getting to be old codgers) and these bits will come in handy mounting them.
Kaya Nikolaus (verified owner) –
Got the Diablo four piece carbide tipped set 1/8″ – 5/16″ tried it out on some ceramic tile. Really done a great job started easy with very little effort to stop them from walking. Drilled four holes to lay out a larger hole didn’t seem to heat up at all. They also work on natural stone Granite and Glass. Think I will get the 3/8″ and the 1/2″ on my next trip to Home depot
Adella Towne (verified owner) –
I am very happy with the DIABLO TILE AND STONE CARBIDE TIPPED DRILL tips. I have used Diablo products Before and I am always happy with the quality these carbide tipped drill tips work very well. I used them on a ceramic tile and they did not chip the tile. I like the packaging and I will keep them organized in the original packaging. Overall I would defiantly recommend d this product
Dameon Greenfelder (verified owner) –
So for the drill bit did what I wanted it to do
Tanner VonRueden (verified owner) –
I was disappointed with the Diablo Tile and Stone Carbide Tipped Drill Bit set. I tried to drill a hole into the tile I have in my master bath and I was not successful. After a few minutes of drilling, the bit was worn and I was unable to complete a single hole into this tile. The 4 piece drill bit set is nicely packaged and look like they would be good. To be honest, I almost always have trouble drilling into hard surfaces such as concrete, tile or stone, so maybe I just don’t know how to properly drill into hard surfaces.
Branson Wilkinson (verified owner) –
My husband got the Diablo Tile and stone Carbide Tipped Drill Bit Set (4 pieces) and he is really impressed with the quality. He always tries to get Diablo products when he is looking for saw blades, drill bit sets, etc. Today, he used it to drill a hole in a glass jar. It did a great job! He would definitely recommend this product if you need tile and stone carbide tipped bits.
Nayeli Kuhn (verified owner) –
I’m very much happy with these DIABLO tile & stone drill bits. I have tried them on a few pots because I needed drainage holes for my plants. I used the largest 5/16″ bit and drilled 3 types of pots: low quality clay pot (about 3/16″ thickness) – 3 seconds, good quality clay pot (1/4″ thickness) – under 2 minutes, very high quality ceramic dishware (1/4″ thickness) – 15-20 minutes. However, when I used from smallest to largest in steps on another similar dishware, it took me 4 minutes to make initial 1/8″ hole and a couple more minutes to increase the size to 5/16″.
Casper Koepp (verified owner) –
We have installed porcelain wall and floor tile in several projects in our home. We have remodeled two baths and replaced carpet with porcelain wood-look tile in our living room and up a staircase.Having worked with ceramic tile before, porcelain is more expensive because porcelain tile is made from more refined clay and it’s fired at higher temperatures. This makes it denser and more durable than ceramic tile meaning it might be tougher to cut tiles and drill holes.I had my concerns whether these carbide tipped drill bits would do the same job as diamond tipped.The bit I used had no problem. The packaging cautions against using too great an RPM and/or using a hammer drill. Steady moderate pressure is recommended.In the future I may putting up some grab bars in our baths (we are getting to be old codgers) and these bits will come in handy mounting them.
Lindsay Skiles (verified owner) –
DIABLO TILE AND STONE CARBIDE TIPPED DRILL BIT SET (4-PIECES) – While I did not use each size I have no doubt each will perform equally well. I have used numerous other drills on ceramic bathroom wall tile to attach towel bars and this product drilled the tile with little difficulty vs. usually breaking at least one bit per install. Made a dreaded job a bit easier.