Good hole cutters

[Dan]

What do you use for whole cutting in tiles?

 

[Smiths]

What do you use for whole cutting in tiles?

Ceramic...Rubi carbide tipped hole saws and for stone/porcelain...diamond coated hole cutters, can't remember where I got them.

 

[Dan]

What about those dodgy hole cutting and hammer situations? You ever used one of those?

 

[Smiths]

What about those dodgy hole cutting and hammer situations? You ever used one of those?

I don't think so...

 

[Dan]

I find the simple drill-driver attachment works fine. That one that looks like a core-drill bit but with the carbide tipped rod in it.

 

[m3 fitter]

for a cheap and very effective way of drilling and holecutting all natural stone, and porcelain these have got to be the best option: from ebay used them many times and so do alot of others:

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[Dan]

Those porcelain tiles can be a pain in the neck. Those look like they would do the job though.

For when the ebay listing goes, i've attached and image of the tile hole cutters.

 

[Harry the tiler]

ive got the Rubi diamond wet dril kit very good, goes through glass too ive even drilled holes through very large fishtanks with it empty tanks that is lol

 

[Dan]

imagine the poor fish

 

[UKTT Darren]

Water cooled diamond tipped core cutters in the end of your drill for the natural stones. For ceramics a sharp masonary bit for the rawl plugs and a triangle cutter for up to 50 mm pipes