Diamond hole cutters , ATS. - TilersForums.com

[DHTiling]

Just received my Diamond hole cutters from ATS...... very quick service and fan dabby dozy prices...

18mm / 25mm / 35mm / 45mm / 55mm / 65mm .... £22.82 +vat for all of them... :hurray:

 

[The D]

love it

 

[Ian]

You've been robbed mate, I got the same sizes for £22.81+ vat, lol!

 

[Gazzer]

I got them too but .......Oh better not say you will only cry :smilewinkgrin:

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

Yes but how good are they going to be for that price ?

 

[DHTiling]

Yes but how good are they going to be for that price ?

Did you not watch the Gaz/lee/ray testing video ... ? ... they came top

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You've been robbed mate, I got the same sizes for £22.81+ vat, lol!

Ahh but i never paid the Vat ...PHG did :lol:

 

[Ian]

Yes but how good are they going to be for that price ?

I reckon I've had 10 holes out of each size so far and they are barely worn in, most of those in G5 porcelain, proper good value.

 

[Aston]

they sound like really good value for the outlay.

i think lee, ray & gary got about 30 holes didn't they? maybe more?

i think the marcrist pg850 work out more profitable in the long term and are faster per hole but as sir ramic said previously, they are a pain to set up. Then there's the £350 outlay and the mess.

so if you divide the cost of the ATS bits per job, then you'll still make a good profit on them at a minimal out lay.
i am going to order that set tomorrow..

 

[John Benton]

they sound like really good value for the outlay.

i think lee, ray & gary got about 30 holes didn't they? maybe more?

i think the marcrist pg850 work out more profitable in the long term and are faster per hole but as sir ramic said previously, they are a pain to set up. Then there's the £350 outlay and the mess.

so if you divide the cost of the ATS bits per job, then you'll still make a good profit on them at a minimal out lay.
i am going to order that set tomorrow..

I think I will for that price too....seems like a bargain to me.

 

[Concrete guy]

i think the marcrist pg850 work out more profitable in the long term and are faster per hole but as sir ramic said previously, they are a pain to set up. Then there's the £350 outlay and the mess.

Interesting point.

I was having a conversation elsewhere with someone who bought £200 of these holesaws (not from me) and suggested with that outlay I would probably have gone with a pro set like the Marcrist.

Are the pg850's really that messy?

We're working on a pro set at the moment, they will be thinwall CNC drill bits (actually from the glazing industry - like the picture below) which we'll combine with a water fed swivel attachment. It will probably be summer before we get them here. If we get a summer this year!