Rubi 5/16 in. Wet Cut Drill Bit
$4.09
Diamond drill bits to be used with electric drill without hammer. The quality of the diamond allows the drilling of ceramics, porcelain, granite, marble and glass.
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Description
Diamond drill bits to be used with electric drill without hammer. The quality of the diamond allows the drilling of ceramics, porcelain, granite, marble and glass.
- Ideal to install bathroom accessories and any type of decorative accessories over ceramic surfaces
- They must always be used with the EASY GRES guide which allows their adequate refrigeration ensuring a high accuracy and good results
- Average life between 5 and 10 holes depending on the material
- Body made of steel and bit made of electrodeposited diamond
- Lateral opening to improve cooling of the drill bit and to allow the elimination of solid waste produced after the drilling of the hole
- Recommended speed of use between 400 and 1000 r.p.m. depending of the material to be drilled
- To achieve a better finish and a longer life of the drill bit, it’s important to observe the adequate speed of use and to apply a moderate pressure during the drilling
- Easy Gres drill bit 5/16 in. (8 mm)
- Supplied in blister
Additional information
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2.00 × 2.00 × 5.00 in |
| Assembled Depth (in.) | 2 in |
| Assembled Height (in.) | 3 in |
| Assembled Width (in.) | 0.31 in |
| Bit Length (in.) | 0.02 |
| Bit Material | Diamond |
| Drill Bit Type | Specialty |
| Drill Bit Type(s) Included | Specialty |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Material Application | Ceramic Tile, Glass, Porcelain |
| Model | 4923 |
| Self-Feeding | Yes |
| Shank Style | Straight |
Reviews (16)
16 reviews for Rubi 5/16 in. Wet Cut Drill Bit
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Frida Hickle (verified owner) –
Of course it takes time for this bit to cut through ceramic or tile, but the cut is clean & smooth. Pleased with the result.
Veda Bernier (verified owner) –
Worked great. Drilled 6 holes in 3/8″ porcelain and could easily have done more. Recommend drilling the same size hole in a scrap piece of wood first to use as a jig, which makes starting the hole in the tile very easy. And use a spray bottle of water to keep the bit cool. Be patient, as it does take a few minutes.
Jalyn Gutkowski (verified owner) –
Liked the way it cleared out the grounds. I bought three and have used only one. It has drilled fifteen pieces so far and still going. Great price and quality.
Fred Paucek (verified owner) –
Drill cuts well. have drilled about 6 glass plates for wife’s hobbies. No way to center drill. Tends to walk as you start to drill. Once hole started, drills right thru.
Jerome Turner (verified owner) –
I did not use this for glass or ceramic. but, it did what I wanted.
Baron Jones (verified owner) –
used some cheaper similar bits with smaller side ports that easily clogged. dumped those and switched to these which work great. worth the higher price.
Una Kessler (verified owner) –
It worked great and held up very well. The drill tip is very tough and did not wear down.
Lonzo Heidenreich (verified owner) –
Worked well with the guide to cut through very hard porcelain tile. Downside is that it is only good for a few holes before the speed of cutting is greatly reduced.
Gilberto Pfannerstill (verified owner) –
Excellent for drilling in porcelain. I use this to make bots for bonzai.
General Kling (verified owner) –
This drill did the job I hoped it would do.
Ella Blick (verified owner) –
was as described
Nicola Spencer (verified owner) –
I bought a few of these diamond-tipped drill bits to drill through newly-installed 3/8″ porcelain floor tile. I tried drilling first with the aid of a guide, but found it easier to just start drilling at a 45 degree angle to scratch the surface and then drill upright. I used my battery-operated P-C drill. I drilled four 5/16″ holes to install a Toto toilet, and then three more 5/16″ holes to install a door threshold. Each hole took about 20 minutes to drill, including switching to a mason bit to finish the holes, punching into the concrete pad below the tile. I kept the bits cool by applying a little water every 3 – 4 minutes. By the seventh hole, the drilling took a little longer as the drill bit wore down, but I was happy. that one bit could drill seven holes into some really hard porcelain tile.
Laura Dietrich (verified owner) –
Worked well with the guide to cut through very hard porcelain tile. Downside is that it is only good for a few holes before the speed of cutting is greatly reduced.
Jordyn Conn (verified owner) –
Good product, good price.
Jettie Lind (verified owner) –
Tough bit. Just right for drilling glass.
Bettie Pagac (verified owner) –
Worked as advertised. Great bit at a great price. They did the job. Thanks.