Set of 4 Diamond Drill Bits for Ceramic Tiles, Porcelain Stoneware, Tiles, Glass, and Stone. Professional Diamond Drill Bits for Ceramic Tiles - 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm

Application: glass, ceramic tiles and hard tiles, porcelain, granite, marble, quartz, limestone, fiberglass, terrazzo, porcelain stoneware, masonry, stoneware

7 mm hexagonal shank suitable for the drill chucks of all common drills and light rotary hammers from Bosch, Hilti, Metabo, Makita, Milwaukee and many others

Scope of delivery: Drill bit diameter: Ø 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, 12 mm

Please note our application instructions (see below) for working with diamond drill bits. Whether you are a tiler, stonemason or DIY enthusiast, with the Statz diamond drill bit, every hole is drilled. Tile, marble, granite, ceramic, porcelain stoneware, stone slabs, concrete, reinforced concrete - hole cutters go Professional quality vertical diamond drill Reliable and universally applicable

Maximum service life ONLY by cooling while drilling with water or a drilling coolant.

Diamond drill SET:

Diameter (diamond head): 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm and 12 mm

hexagonal shank: 7 mm Total length of the drill: 65-80 mm

Other detail: Please note the picture

For glass, tiles, ceramics, porcelain, granite, marble, quartz, limestone, fiberglass, terrazzo, porcelain stoneware, masonry and sandstone.

Application:

1.) Use the carbide drill provided to create a starting notch.

2.) Now place the diamond drill on the start notch at an angle of approx. 45° and drill carefully.

3.) As soon as the notch is deeper, place the machine and the diamond drill in an upright position.

4.) Circling slightly while drilling, this ensures that dust and debris are removed from the drilling.

5.) Pause the drilling and cool the diamond drill and the material at regular intervals

6.) Repeat steps 4 & 5 until you have finished drilling the hole.

7.) Always clean the diamond drill after the end of the drilling process, and remove all residues before re-use.

Attention: Cordless screwdrivers need a speed of at least 1600 rpm. A speed of over 2-3000 rpm is recommended for electric drills. The use of machines with low power and lower speed reduces the life of the drill extremely.