Mexco TDXCEL M14 Dry Diamond Tile Drill Bit - 7mm

This Mexco TDXCEL M14 Dry Diamond Tile Drill Bit is designed for all types of tile, including porc...

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This guide is for anyone using the Mexco TDXCEL M14 Dry Diamond Tile Drill Bit (7mm) for tile drilling, especially porcelain and ceramic. The key benefit is dry drilling without water, saving time and mess. Note that while this bit is durable, proper technique is essential to maximize its lifespan.

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Model Part NumberMextdxl7
BrandMEXCO

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FAQs

What kind of tiles can I use this drill bit on?

This drill bit is designed for use on all types of tiles, including porcelain, ceramic, and hard materials.

Do I need to use water with this drill bit?

No, this is a dry diamond drill bit, so you don't need to use water. It has a wax-filled core that lubricates and cools during drilling.

What is the size of the drill bit?

This is a 7mm drill bit.

Can I use this drill bit with my angle grinder?

Yes, it is compatible with angle grinders with an M14 thread.

Can I use this drill bit with my mains-powered drill?

Yes, you can use it with a mains-powered drill if you have an M14 Chuck Adaptor.

How should I store this drill bit?

Store the drill bit in a dry place.

What is the purpose of the wax-filled core?

The wax-filled core melts during drilling, lubricating and cooling the bit to improve its performance and lifespan.

Troubleshooting

Drill bit not cutting or drilling slowly.

Increase the drilling pressure slightly, but do not force it. Ensure the bit is making proper contact with the tile. If the issue persists, check if the bit is worn and needs replacing.

Drill bit slips or skates on the tile surface.

Start at a slower speed and apply gentle pressure. You might consider using a pilot hole, or placing masking tape on the tile's surface to help guide the bit.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Dry drilling eliminates the need for water, simplifying the process.
  • Suitable for a wide range of tile types, including porcelain and ceramic.
  • Compatible with both angle grinders and mains drills (with adaptor).
  • Wax-filled core extends the life of the bit.

Cons

  • Requires an M14 Chuck Adaptor if used with mains-powered drills (sold separately).
  • Proper technique is needed to avoid damage to the bit or tiles.
  • May require slower drilling speeds compared to wet drilling methods.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Angle Grinder: Attach the drill bit directly to your angle grinder with an M14 thread.
  2. Mains Drill: If using a mains drill, use an M14 Chuck Adaptor (sold separately) to attach the drill bit.

Compatibility

  • Angle Grinders: Compatible with angle grinders featuring an M14 thread.
  • Mains Drills: Compatible with mains drills using an M14 Chuck Adaptor.

Care

  • Allow the bit to cool after use.
  • Avoid excessive pressure during drilling.
  • Store the bit in a dry place.

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