Bosch CYL-9 Ceramic Tile Drill Bit - 8 x 80mm - 2608587164
The CYL-9 Ceramic Tile Drill Bit is the standard choice when drilling in tiles. Dry drilling witho...The CYL-9 Ceramic Tile Drill Bit is the standard choice when drilling in tiles. Dry drilling without lubrication is possible, which makes working with this bit effortless and convenient. Additionally, it has a simple flute-less design, which is especially suitable for drilling through soft-to-medium hard tiles. Drill without impact at low speeds. The bit is compatible with corded or cordless non-impact drills with a cylindrical shank system. Diameter (D) mm: 8,00, Total length (L2) mm: 80. Key Features: Expert drill bit, No Cooling Required, Suitable for tiles, porcelain, ceramics and non-toughened glass. Use with low speeds.
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The Bosch CYL-9 Ceramic Tile Drill Bit is designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals who need to drill precise holes in tiles. The key benefit is the ability to drill dry without lubrication, saving time and effort. However, it's essential to use low speeds to avoid damaging the bit or the tile. This guide will help you understand the features, uses, and care instructions for this specialized drill bit.
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Model Part Number
2 608 587 164
Brand
Bosch
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of drill should I use?
Use a standard corded or cordless drill with a cylindrical shank and a non-impact setting.
Can I use this bit on porcelain tile?
Yes, this drill bit is suitable for porcelain and ceramic tiles.
Do I need to use water or lubricant?
No, this drill bit is designed for dry drilling.
What speed should I use?
Always drill at low speeds. Start slow and increase slightly as needed.
What if the bit gets stuck?
Stop the drill immediately. Try to gently remove the bit, or carefully reverse the drill direction.
What is the shank shape?
Cylindrical Shank.
What materials is this drill bit suitable for?
Ceramic, porcelain, tiles and non-toughened glass.
Troubleshooting
Drill bit is slipping on the tile surface.
Start with a slower speed and apply gentle pressure. You can also use masking tape on the tile surface to provide some grip.
Drill bit is overheating.
Reduce the drilling speed and allow the bit to cool down periodically. Avoid applying excessive pressure.
The tile is cracking during drilling.
Reduce the drilling speed, apply less pressure, and ensure you're using a non-impact setting on the drill.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Dry drilling eliminates the need for messy lubricants.
Specifically designed for ceramic tiles, porcelain and similar materials.
Easy to use with standard drills.
The flute-less design increases drilling efficiency.
Cons
Requires low speeds, which may increase drilling time.
Not suitable for impact drilling.
May not be suitable for very hard or thick tiles.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Insert the drill bit into a standard drill with a cylindrical shank.
Ensure the drill is set to a non-impact mode.
Compatibility:
Compatible with most corded or cordless drills that accept cylindrical shank drill bits.
Suitable for use on tiles, porcelain, ceramics, and non-toughened glass.
Care:
Drill at low speeds to prevent overheating and damage to the bit and tile.
Avoid applying excessive pressure.
Clean the bit after each use to remove any tile residue.