🔧 Drill Like a Pro with Precision and Style!
The 1 Inch Diamond Hole Saw is engineered for professionals seeking precision in cutting through tough materials like marble, granite, and ceramics. With a removable center pilot drill bit and a robust triple-layer diamond coating, this tool ensures durability and efficiency, making it perfect for deep cuts up to 1-1/2" in thickness. Its standard 3/8" shank fits most drills, allowing for easy use without the need for special guiding tools.
H**L
Great for the price
I installed a RO system on my own and had to drill into a 1.5inch countertop for an additional faucent. I followed the instructions and was able to make a nice and clean hole through without breaking the bit. No issues.
M**1
Perfect Cut
I needed ONE good clean 4.5" hole in porcelain tile and this did the job perfectly! Clamped tile over a plywood piece securely to the drill press table, set spindle speed to 900rpm, using pilot drill and as soon as the cutter touched the tile I removed the pilot drill, slowly feeding cutter while keeping area flooded with a water spray bottle. The cut was super clean and accurate. I could not be more happier, worth the cost for one very important hole for our walk n shower!
C**C
Hole saw
This hole saw did the trick. Cut thru porcelain with ease. Very happy with yhe performance
M**R
Good enough for DIY
This diamond hole saw is exactly what I expected—nothing too cheap, but nothing to get excited about either. I bought it for a specific job, and it performed perfectly. That said, I have my doubts about how well it would hold up under heavy or repeated use. If you’re a DIYer who doesn’t need contractor-grade tools, this will absolutely get the job done.
A**Y
Works great
Works great!
D**Y
Drills a perfect hole
Worked as advertised. Run it slow with water cooling and it poked right through
C**.
Works as intended.
Drilled through the granite table top with no problem.
R**R
Makes at least one hole in porcelain
I needed to cut a hole in a piece of porcelain tile for my shower head pipe. It cut a nice clean hole although towards the end it was not cutting as fast as when I started. I think it would get through at least one more cut on porcelain, even if it doesn’t make it through two, it did the job I needed it for. 10 bucks for a hole, i guess thats decent considering the alternative would be some creative tile work.
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