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**Dan** · 03-04-2006

What do you use for whole cutting in tiles?

Smiths · 03-04-2006

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Originally Posted by Admin

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** · 03-04-2006

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

Smiths · 03-04-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Admin

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

I don't think so...

**Dan** · 03-04-2006

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.

03-04-2006

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:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Assorted-3-12m...QQcmdZViewItem

**Dan** · 03-04-2006

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 · 03-04-2006

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** · 04-04-2006

imagine the poor fish

**NETT Darren** · 30-12-2006

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