Dry Diamond Drill Bits Set, 5 Pcs Tile Drill Bits for Porcelain, Ceramic, Granite, Marble, Stone, Glass Hard Materials, Round Shank 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2" Drill Bits, with Storage Case

I've only used these to drill about 6 holes through tile and durock so far, but they're holding up well (same but used for all holes). Wobbling the bit to creat the hole does up size it a bit, but decent quality bits. The wax used for lubricating makes pushing the tile nub out a bit tricky, but I chucked a smaller but in a drill and cut through the wax from the base of the bit and the nub popped right out. Again, I think these are decent quality and will serve to cut many a hole. Don't use too much pressure, let the bit do the work.

used the 1/4" bit to drill a very clean hole in a ceramic bottle. Very easy to use, go easy and let the bit do the work. You get the set of 5 bits for less than half the price on one drill bit at the big box store. Highly recommend!

Bought these so I could buy different ceramic mugs, jars, etc at the thrift store and turn them into pots for my house plants. They work okay, but take way more pressure and time than I expected, but maybe that’s a strength issue or normal, but it takes a while to get through. I appreciate the different sizes. I’d suggest looking for better quality ones in hopes you don’t spend 5 minutes at full pressure trying to get through things.

Fantastic value. I needed 9 holes in porcelain subway tile for shower install. These worked exceptionally especially given the price of 5! I did break the first one on third hole because applied too much force and it bent. But once understood and got feel for it these worked perfect for me. Used these with water to get through porcelain layer pretty quick then used glass tile spade bit through the ceramic with water spritzes also. Followed by a pilot hole into studs behind tiles to sink the shower door screws into. Definitely recommend these!

Drilled through old powerline insulator in about five minutes. Pictures are of the first one I drilled through so it’s a little bit sloppy. Entry and exit wounds will probably chip. Tips and tricks: I’d say stay at the 45° angle longer than you think you need to and then slowly move to be perpendicular to your service. Very slowly. This might take a full minute or more. If you try to go perpendicular too fast, you will slip and make the scars that you can see in my pictures.

Works twice as good as the diamond coated bit. I purchased at Home Depot for double the price.

Hard to start and keep the bit centered. Material gets stuck in the bit and is near impossible to remove. They are pretty cheap and start breaking pretty quickly. They did the job once, but probably won't last another.

Used to drill holes in glass and porcelain plates. Worked fine

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I used one bit to drill 20+ holes in porcelain tile for a new shower install and no issues. There seems to be some wax in the hole to help with cooling, but I’d recommend keeping the bit wet. Drill on slow setting worked best. I’ve used a tile bits from other brand name manufacturers and these lasted longer.

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Los he probado varías veces y trabajan muy bien, no dañan para nada las superficies cerámicas y es una excelente opción en lugar de una broca de concreto.

Needed it to drill a hole in a ceramic vase and it worked perfectly! Clean cut and no cracks or flaking.