The Bosch CYL-9 Ceramic Tile Drill Bit is an expert drill bit designed for dry drilling without co...The Bosch CYL-9 Ceramic Tile Drill Bit is an expert drill bit designed for dry drilling without cooling. It is suitable for tiles, porcelain, ceramics, and non-toughened glass, and should be used with low speeds. Its simple, flute-less design is especially suitable for drilling through tiles. The drill bit is compatible with corded or cordless non-impact drills with a cylindrical shank system.
This guide is for anyone looking to drill into tiles, porcelain, ceramics, and non-toughened glass. The Bosch CYL-9 Ceramic Tile Drill Bit is designed for dry drilling without the need for cooling, providing clean and efficient holes. However, it's crucial to use low speeds to prevent damage to the bit or the material. This guide covers the key features, best practices, and troubleshooting tips to help you get the most out of your drill bit.
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Model Part Number
2 608 587 158
Brand
Bosch
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials can I use this drill bit on?
The Bosch CYL-9 drill bit is designed for use on tiles, porcelain, ceramics, and non-toughened glass.
Do I need to use water or any cooling agent with this drill bit?
No, this drill bit is designed for dry drilling and does not require any cooling agents.
What type of drill should I use with this bit?
Use a non-impact drill with a cylindrical shank. Corded or cordless drills are both suitable.
What speed should I use when drilling?
Always use a low speed setting on your drill.
How should I care for the drill bit after use?
Clean the drill bit with a dry cloth after each use and store it in a safe place.
What causes the tile to crack while drilling?
Cracking can be caused by using too much pressure, drilling at too high a speed, or using the impact setting. Make sure to use low speeds and gentle pressure.
Can I use this drill bit on granite or other hard stone?
The Bosch CYL-9 is not recommended for use on granite or other hard stone. It is designed for softer materials like tiles and ceramics.
Troubleshooting
Drill bit is not creating a hole.
Check your speed settings; ensure you are using a low speed. Also, check that you are applying enough pressure.
Drill bit is slipping or wandering.
Make sure you are starting the drill bit at the correct angle. Use a center punch to create a starting point if needed.
The tile is cracking.
Reduce the speed, apply less pressure, and ensure you're not using the impact setting.
Drill bit is overheating.
Reduce the drilling speed and give the drill bit time to cool down. Do not apply excessive pressure.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Efficient drilling without the need for cooling.
Suitable for a variety of materials.
Easy to use with standard drills.
Designed for clean and precise holes.
Cons
Requires low drilling speeds.
Not suitable for impact drilling.
May not be ideal for very hard or dense materials.
Can be damaged if used incorrectly.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This drill bit is compatible with any corded or cordless non-impact drill that uses a cylindrical shank system.
Setup: Ensure the drill bit is securely inserted into the drill's chuck before use.
Drilling:
Start by marking the spot where you want to drill.
Place the tip of the drill bit on the marked spot.
Use a low speed setting on your drill.
Apply gentle, consistent pressure.
Avoid using the impact setting on your drill.
Care: After each use, clean the drill bit with a dry cloth. Store the drill bit in a safe place to prevent damage.