Remember paying a fiver each for these bits in the tile warehouse when i foolishly used porcelain tiles in the past
Worth a punt at £2.81?
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braddock71 to regcar
28 Jul 163#13
put some tape (electrical/masking) on the surface before drilling
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Funklestiltskin
29 Jul 16#20
Probably crap but you never know. Worth a go...
AndrewJ
28 Jul 16#8
had a few cheap packs and they are fine as and will cut multiple holes, helps to keep the sleep slow and plenty of water (i use a trigger spray bottle) and also let the bit do the cutting and don't apply too much force
Fish2013 to AndrewJ
28 Jul 16#19
I always sleep slowly, unless I'm fast asleep! :confused:
BigAde
28 Jul 16#18
As braddock says, masking tape has always worked for me.
pantaiema
28 Jul 16#12
I have tries to see the picture but do not understand how this item could help for DIY. Any explanation or link on how to use it ??
den169 to pantaiema
28 Jul 161#17
There for drilling holes in tiles.So you could drill a nice neat hole for a pipe to pass through like a water pipe radiator etc.
bestestbud85
28 Jul 16#16
Showing price in US dollars. What do i have to do?
regcar
28 Jul 16#15
Thanks - never thought of that - I am not a craftsman
be2b70
28 Jul 16#14
Thanks, just ordered.
regcar
28 Jul 16#10
Thanks for the tips. I got some drills from China to drill holes in the bottom of a ceramic flower pot. Think the drills are OK, but I could not get started as they kept skating around on a very shiny surface.
braddock71 to regcar
28 Jul 163#13
put some tape (electrical/masking) on the surface before drilling
Trick is with these things to keep them cool. Get a small sponge with water on and put it against the drill bit. If your drilling on a vertical surface then put it under to catch the dust too.
Also go in at an angle on low speed to start to build up a groove otherwise they can skate around. Or if you've got a thin piece of wood and a similar size normal hole saw drill through that and use as template.
I've been building my ensuite recently and picked up the tips online
psychobitchfromhell
27 Jul 161#7
I have two holes to cut and this would be ideal . Unfortunately I need this by Monday otherwise I'd be taking a punt
dereklogan7
27 Jul 161#6
Can't see them being good quality but if you only have a few holes to cut worth a try. :smiley:
gap30
27 Jul 161#5
This is the type of thing you will never need (like the 5 otg cables i bought the other day)
Till you need it.....
Robo
27 Jul 16#4
I wouldn't bother these will be rubbish and not worth the small amount of cash they cost
mattu
27 Jul 161#3
can imagine these are half a hole per drill bit on porcelain but worth a go for the money.
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Worth a punt at £2.81?
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Also go in at an angle on low speed to start to build up a groove otherwise they can skate around. Or if you've got a thin piece of wood and a similar size normal hole saw drill through that and use as template.
I've been building my ensuite recently and picked up the tips online
Till you need it.....