Diamond Hole Saw - 65mm

This diamond hole saw is designed for hard, brittle materials such as ceramic tiles, glass, marble, granite, and porcelain.

No, it fits into any standard power drill chuck and does not require special fittings or adapters.

Use a steady, consistent pressure, maintain an appropriate drill speed for the material, and ensure the cutting area is kept cool with water or a cutting fluid. Supporting the material properly also helps.

The lifespan depends on the material being cut, the drilling technique, and proper cooling. The high-quality diamond grit offers superior strength and long-lasting performance compared to standard abrasives.

After use, rinse the diamond grit area with water to remove any debris. Ensure it is dried thoroughly before storing to prevent corrosion.

While dry drilling is possible, it is not recommended for optimal performance and longevity. Using water or a cutting fluid significantly reduces heat buildup, extends the life of the diamond grit, and produces cleaner cuts.

Ensure the drill is set to the correct speed for the material. Apply steady, consistent pressure. Check if the diamond grit is worn and needs replacement. Ensure adequate cooling (water/lubricant) is being used.

Reduce drill speed. Ensure the material is adequately supported. Use a pilot guide for initial hole placement. Maintain consistent cooling.

Immediately stop drilling and allow the saw to cool. Increase the amount of cooling fluid (water) applied to the cutting area. Reduce drilling pressure and speed.