IRWIN Glass & Tile Drill Bit, 10mm
IRWIN 10mm drill bit for glass, porcelain & ceramics. Low RPM & water cooling recommended for best results.
The IRWIN Glass & Tile Drill Bit is specifically designed for drilling into delicate materials such as glass, porcelain, and ceramics. Featuring a durable construction, this drill bit ensures precision and clean cuts without causing cracks or chips in your workpiece. To achieve optimal results, it is recommended to use a low RPM (approximately 300 RPM) and to apply water cooling during the drilling process for better performance and longevity.
Important Note: These bits are not suitable for use with a hammer setting. Always ensure you follow the recommended guidelines to prevent damage to both the drill bit and your material.
Features:
- Suitable for glass, porcelain, and ceramics
- Requires low RPM (300 RPM recommended)
- Water cooling advised for best results
- Not for use with hammer setting
- Size: 10mm
- Material: High-quality steel
- Size: 10mm
- Recommended RPM: 300
- Water Cooling: Recommended
- Not Suitable For: Hammer setting
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