QEP 1-3/8 in. Pro Wet/Dry Diamond Hole Saw
$31.47
Complete your tile installing work perfectly and professionally with the assistance of this amazing QEP 13/ Pro Wet/Dry Diamond Hole Saw.
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Description
The QEP 1-3/8 in. Wet/Dry Diamond Hole Saw is designed for the easy, fast and accurate cutting of porcelain, ceramic and glass tiles. This hole saw features a special diamond grit edge for faster and smoother cuts, while using less water than conventional diamond drill bits. Simply dip the hole saw into water and drill the desired hole for professional quality and results.
- Ideal for cutting 1-3/8 in. holes in ceramic, porcelain and glass tiles with minimal water use
- Advanced metallurgical technology bonds diamond grit to chrome alloy steel base to produce a long-lasting cutting edge
- Extremely durable and built to last longer than conventional diamond drill bits and standard hole saws
- 12 times longer lasting than standard hole saws
- Side hole for easy plug removal after drilling
- Simply dip in water, no need for a constant water delivery system, for quick and easy use
- Flexibility to be used in wet or dry cutting conditions is preferred by professional flooring installers
- Easy to clean by rinsing with hose or in clean water after each use
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Additional information
| Weight | 0.137 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.75 × 2.75 × 7.00 in |
| Blade Length (in.) | 1.375 in |
| Blade Material | Diamond |
| Blade Width (in.) | 1.375 |
| Hand Tool Type | Blade |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Model | 10087 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Product Length (in.) | 1.375 in |
| Replacement Blade Type | Fixed Blade |
| Teeth Per Inch | 0 |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Reviews (62)
62 reviews for QEP 1-3/8 in. Pro Wet/Dry Diamond Hole Saw
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Dario Grant (verified owner) –
Perfect cut, it’s expensive but worth what it costs.
Mariah Bahringer (verified owner) –
Clean cutting thru the travertine. Very nice.
Regan Nader (verified owner) –
Worked well on my Granite Counter for Faucet install. intimidating task at first but slow and steady worked well
Gwen Lemke (verified owner) –
Cut a nice hole in porcelain tile. If used correctly, this is very useful. Should have another release hole to pop the tile out.
Lilyan Adams (verified owner) –
I used this to drill holes through porcelain tile used on a shower wall. It would have been easier to use with a bit in the middle to serve as a pilot, but it still worked fine. I just put small piece of OSB behind it and it drilled through with no cracks to the porcelain.
Ford Haag (verified owner) –
Cuts tile fast jusy dipped in water to cool a bit but cut porcelain quick no chippjng on edges good clean cut.
Osborne Kirlin (verified owner) –
Was easy to use and did not do damage to surrounding tile
Erling O’Hara (verified owner) –
Works great for drilling round holes in glass tile. Cuts true and with no chipping even along edges. I highly recommend this hole saw when drilling a single round hole or even drilling several holes along a radius for a larger diameter. For best results:1) After you layout the hole location place the glass tile on a wood plank with a thin (1/32″) foam sheet between the board and glass tile2) Form a ring around the hole with plumbers putty (about 1/2″ height) and fill with cool water3) Start drill away from tile using high speed setting4) Slowly contact the tile allowing the saw to begin the cutting action5) Let the saw do the work. Apply little pressure rocking the drill to allow the saw to cut the hole6) When the saw breaks through stop the drill and you should have a clean cut through hole
Wilford Volkman (verified owner) –
Ok
Osborne Hettinger (verified owner) –
Definitely got the job done and looking right. I was glad I didn’t have to use water to cool anything down, less mess.
Mohammed Hyatt (verified owner) –
It got the job done perfectly.
Terry Gleichner (verified owner) –
Works well.
Estella Breitenberg (verified owner) –
Picked this up to cut holes with my cordless drill for some tile work.Read the instructions on the back of the packaging. No issues cutting out holes for the plumbing. Used a littlle bit of water with a bottle. It cuts faster on slow. Recommend for ceramic tiles.
Dudley Gottlieb (verified owner) –
I bought QEP’s diamond hole saw “kit” at Home Depot to make holes in porcelain tile. Unfortunately, porcelain is a good bit harder than “ceramic” tile, and the bit was taking a long time to bore through. The “pro” version will also work with the water well/guide that comes in the standard “kit.” There seems to be more diamond and it seems to not wear out as fast. It certainly cut down the time to make a hole by at least 50%.
Keyon Mraz (verified owner) –
Perfect size
Kole Grimes (verified owner) –
Took about 10 minutes for each hole in ceramic tile, but it worked and that’s all that matters. Had to make a special trip because not every store has these in stock.
Zula Leffler (verified owner) –
Just used this bit today to drill a hole in a tile for the supply valve for a toilet. It worked just great. Most hole saws have a center bit to keep it in alignment. Diamond hole saws are a little different. I would recommend you use a template to keep the bit centered where you want it. The drilling speed is also critical. Use a very slow speed. Keep the bit cool with water. You can build a dam with clay or use a water spray. The bit should not get more than warm to the touch. Drill pressure should also be kept low. Let the bit do the work and don’t force it. I had great results using these tips.
Craig Carroll (verified owner) –
Diamond bits and hole saws are not cheap so you want it to be as durable as possible and to actually cut (I know, what a concept). I work with a variety of glass and tile projects and this hole saw did a good job. Don’t try to force your way through, it’s not good for the bit, and glass especially takes time to cut without breaking. As others have mentioned, it’s also a good idea to start at a slight angle when beginning your cut. I would buy this brand again.
Vidal Cassin (verified owner) –
I used this with water to keep it cool even though it says that it can be used with or without water. It went through the tile quickly and easily with no signs of dulling. I am sure I could cut many more holes with it
Daron Pacocha (verified owner) –
Great tool, saves a of time and $$$