
Precision tile spiral cutting bit by DREMEL for ceramic wall tile, cement board, and plaster. 3.2mm shank, 52mm length.
The DREMEL Tile Spiral Cutting Bit (model 562) is designed for precision cutting in ceramic wall tiles, cement board, and plaster. This rotary tool accessory is ideal for detailed tile work, offering clean and controlled cuts in these materials.
With a total accessory length of 52mm and a working length of 20mm, this spiral bit provides ample reach for various cutting tasks. The 3.2mm shank diameter fits most standard rotary tools, ensuring a secure fit. Its compact working diameter of 3.2mm allows for intricate and accurate cutting in tight spaces.
This bit is engineered for use with rotary tools capable of reaching speeds up to 35,000 RPM, ensuring efficient material removal. Crafted for durability and performance, it is an essential addition to any DIY enthusiast's toolkit when working with ceramic wall tiles, cement board, or plaster.
Note: This accessory is specifically for wall tiles and is not suitable for floor tiles.
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