This Mexco TDXCEL Diamond Tile Hole Saw is coated with diamond and designed for all types of tile,...This Mexco TDXCEL Diamond Tile Hole Saw is coated with diamond and designed for all types of tile, including porcelain. No water is required for use. It can be used directly on any angle grinder with an M14 thread or on any mains-powered drill using an M14 Chuck Adaptor. The wax-filled core melts, lubricates, and cools while drilling, making even the hardest materials easy to cut through cleanly. It is perfect for working with bathroom or kitchen fittings and provides a professional finish with its diamond tip. The slotted barrel aids in stock removal and cooling. It has an M14 thread for angle grinders and requires a hex adaptor (code 57587) for use with high-speed drills. This drill bit offers maximum performance and cost per cut when drilling the hardest of man-made and natural decorative materials.
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This guide is for anyone looking to make clean, precise holes in tiles, especially porcelain. The Mexco TDXCEL Diamond Tile Hole Saw provides a professional finish without the need for water, making it ideal for both DIY projects and professional use. Note that while this saw is designed for various tile types, it requires the correct adaptor for use with certain power tools.
All features
Model Part Number
TDXCEL25
Brand
MEXCO
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of tiles can I use this hole saw on?
This hole saw is designed for use on various tile types, including porcelain, ceramic, and other similar materials.
Do I need to use water when drilling?
No, this hole saw does not require water for use. It features a wax-filled core that lubricates and cools the bit during drilling.
Which tools are compatible with this hole saw?
It is compatible with angle grinders with an M14 thread and can be used with high-speed drills with an M14 Chuck Adaptor (code 57587).
How do I attach the hole saw to my angle grinder?
Simply screw the hole saw directly onto the M14 thread of your angle grinder.
How do I attach the hole saw to my drill?
You will need an M14 Chuck Adaptor (code 57587) to attach the hole saw to your drill.
How should I store the hole saw?
Store the hole saw in a dry place to prevent corrosion.
What should I do if the hole saw is not cutting effectively?
Check the speed and pressure you are applying. Ensure the bit is suitable for the material and that the wax-filled core is lubricating the bit.
Troubleshooting
Drill bit not cutting.
Ensure the correct speed and pressure are applied. Check the wax-filled core for lubrication. Verify the bit is suitable for the tile type.
Bit overheating.
Reduce pressure and allow the bit to cool. Check the wax core for sufficient lubrication. Ensure the bit is not being used on an unsuitable material.
Hole is chipping the tile.
Reduce the drill speed and apply gentler pressure. Ensure the bit is centered before drilling.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Clean and precise holes in tiles.
Works on various tile types, including porcelain.
No water needed, making it easy to use.
Wax-filled core extends the life of the saw and prevents overheating.
Compatible with angle grinders and drills (with adapter).
Cons
Requires an adapter for use with high-speed drills.
May require more effort on very hard materials.
Not suitable for use on materials other than tile.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Angle Grinder: Attach the saw directly to an angle grinder with an M14 thread.
High-Speed Drill: Use an M14 Chuck Adaptor (code 57587) to connect the saw to your drill.
Compatibility
Compatible with angle grinders and drills (with adapter).
Suitable for use on various tile types, including porcelain.