DIAMOND DRILL BITS

"The Bathroom & Kitchen fitters kit"

From the owners of website

Are you considering a project with stone, glass, slate, porcelain, marble, granite, ceramic limestone or other very hard materials?

Perhaps a bathroom, hallway, kitchen etc. As a DIY or Professional these hole cutters are perfect for you.

Very hard tiles are now the popular choice for the latest contemporary bathrooms and kitchens. The downside is that they need special cutting tools to bore through them. You cant drill these tiles. No drill bit is hard enough. If you buy a spear point titanium drill you are wasting your money. The only thing to get through these tiles are these diamond tip drills which are ideal for bathroom or kitchen installation. We guarantee that if used properly then you will drill holes for at least one bathroom and probably two bathrooms.

Look at this photo on the right. A perfect hole

This set of 5 diamond hole cutters are very hard and will cut through the hardest material - IE: Porcelain, glass, granite, marble.

YOU WILL: Save time on the job - Get neater results - Get a fabulous finish - Save cash - Wont break expensive tiles

If you dont believe our claims (or trust what we say) then read our feedback to see independent and real proof

We offer a set of 5 pieces. Each bit should drill approx. 8 holes each before they go blunt.

The kit consists of

2 x 8mm small hole bit for things like mirror hanging, toilet roll holders or towel rails

1 x 16mm radiator pipe bit. .

1 x 30mm bit for body jets or shower heads.

1 x 40mm bit for bath taps or sink taps.

* you can also use the outside edges of any sizes for grinding! *

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Anyone can use these. From the first time DIY enthusiast right up to expert fitters. Your job will be professional.

How to use these diamond hole cutters:

You will get great results from a hand drill used at a very slow speed and with plenty of water. But for the best result why not invest £35 on a cheap bench drill like the one on the right. They sell them here on e-bay or at screwfix direct. At that price you can bin it when the job is finished! - They really are that cheap.

And if you drill outdoors you can use the garden hosepipe to trickle water over the tile to improve tool life.

Also if the tiles are already fixed to the wall you can still use the cutter but remember to dip it into a glass of water to lubricate. You wont get the same tool life out of the cutter but it will still work.


Normally you would pay £200 in the shops for a set of diamond cutters ! - Of course they last for many projects. Ours last for 2 or 3.

Check our feeback before you buy and read what others are saying

Here comes the science bit !

Dont bother trying to use anything like this on the right. You will waste your time, effort and money.

Tiles produced today are much harder than this tool can cope with which is why you need a diamond hole cutter.

Diamond drills are used on glass, stained glass, ceramics, ceramic tile, porcelain, porcelain tile, limestone, marble, granite, slate, stone and fiberglass. Drills used on wood or metal have a sharp metal tip or teeth, that cut into the material. These types of drills do not work on glass, marble, etc. as the tips do not "bite" into the extremely hard material, and cause heat buildup that burn up the bit and cause "heat fractures" in the material. Carbide tipped Spear Point drills are sometimes used on the "softer" types of hard materials - like untempered glass, sandstone and marble and some of the less hard ceramic and porcelain tiles. While they sometimes work, they tend to chip the hard surface very badly, leaving a rough hole and often cause breakage due to fractures from the chipping and heat. Diamond drill bits are designed differently - they have diamond tips that "grind" into the extremely hard materials.

Core drills only drill out a portion of the resulting hole, so they tend to drill much faster than blunt nose drills. Core drills can be used to drill large holes and can be used on most non-ferious hard materials such as glass, stained glass, ceramic, porcelain and fiberglass, ceramic or porcelain tile, limestone, slate, marble, granite and other stone materials. Bonded diamond drill bits have the diamonds bonded to the the edges of the drill bit tip, generally using an electroplate bonding process. These drill bits are generally slow-speed bits and are fairly inexpensive. During use, the diamonds eventually wear off of the bit due to the hardness and abrasiveness of the material being drilled. Bonded diamond drill bits must not be used on metal, concrete, or masonry and require proper speed and adequate water lubrication.

The life of any type of diamond drill bit depends upon the hardness, abrasiveness and thickness of the material being drilled and the specific drilling techniques used (drill speed, pressure and lubrication), however, the diamonds of a drill bit don't actually wear out as much as they wear off due to heat and friction caused by the extreme hardness and abrasiveness of the material drilled. Drilling in glass, ceramic, marble, etc. is a slow process compared to softer materials such as wood or even metal. A fairly deep hole can be drilled in wood in just a few seconds, while it can take 20 or 30 seconds or longer to drill a hole in standard 1/8" thick glass. In some very hard stones and tiles, it may take 2 to 3 minutes to drill only 1/4" deep. Using diamond bits to drill in hard materials is not difficult, however, it takes time. A person should consider that they aren't 'drilling' a hole, as much as 'grinding' a hole.

 

Suitable for both professional and DIY use

See below for some real results on the hardest of porcelain surface. Three holes took 10 minutes to cut ! Fantastic...

"The growth of the hard tiles market continues unabated: Consumption of porcelain tiles alone is predicted to double in the next 10-15 years. And not only is the demand for hard tiles growing, the trend for "floor to ceiling" tiles is equally strong" c4 carbides

In a typical bathroom up to 30 holes can be required in one installation alone for wall fixings and simple items such as
  • Toilet roll holder
  • Shower door / frame
  • Mirrors
  • Wash Basins
  • Pipe Brackets
  • Towel Rails
  • Tooth Brush Holder
  • Blinds
  • Curtains
  • Soap Dish
  • Shower rail
  • Radiators
  • Cupboards
  • Lights
  • Shelves

 

How much is out five piece kit?

A quality product at an amazing price - Just read our feedback and then judge for yourself !

This product represents amazing value

What you get for your £25
Size
Function
2x 8mm small screw holes, for toilet rolls, towel holders, shelves, clocks etc
1x16mm standard radiator pipes which are 15mm
1x 30mm large radiator pipes & body jets, small sink taps, small shower heads
1x 40mm large bath or sink taps. Large shower heads, waste

 

If used properly this kit will drill the best holes through porcelain and other hard surfaces for at least one project.

Like a hot knife through butter !

Remember: Drill slow, drill outside using plenty of water from the garden hosepipe for best results.

 

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and yes on our website we have other sizes

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