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Drill
Jewelry
Glass, Tile
Ceramic
Porcelain
Sea Glass
Shells |
Very small, solid-tip diamond drill
bits primarily for intricate drilling.
Requires water for lubrication.
4 Sizes:
1mm, 1.4mm, 1.75mm & 2mm |
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Drill
Glass, Tile
Bottles, Blocks
Jars, Fiberglass
Porcelain Tile
Ceramic, Slate
Mable, Granite
Thin Stone |
Thin-wall bonded diamond bits -
drill fast and are relatively inexpensive. Hole saw / core
drill style bit.
Not for use on concrete or masonry.
Use water lubrication.
27 Sizes: 5/64" to 5-1/2" |
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Drill
Tile & Stone
Brick, Masonry
Concrete, Marble
Limestone, Slate
Granite, Quartz
Other Stones |
Professional heavy-duty sintered
diamond drill bits. Sintered bits have diamonds embedded
into the metal tip. As the tip wears down, more diamonds
come to the surface for long life. Use water lubrication.
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Sizes: 1/8" to 5" |
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Drilling
Tips
How To Drill
Glass, Tile
Stone |
Drilling in hard or fragile materials
with a diamond drill bit is different than drilling in wood or
metal.
Drilling Tips and Techniques
section has an extensive discussion on various subjects to make
your job or project easier. Please check it out.
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Different Drill Bit Topics! |
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Water
Lubrication
Devices |
Diamond drill bits require water
to lubricate and cool the bit. Ways to lubricate the bits
are discussed in the Tips & Techniques section, above.
One of the most effective methods, used in professional and industrial
applications, is a Water Swivel - Water Feed System to apply
water through the central core of the bit. |
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Drill
Glass
(Only) |
Glastar bonded diamond drill
bits have a solid two-stage tip, for drilling in glass.
The bonded hole saw style drill bits above, drill faster and
cost less, however the Glastar bit is great for those people
who prefer a solid tip diamond bit. Use water lubrication.
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Sizes: 1/8", 1/4" & 3/8" |
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