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Natural Stone Tile 3-1/16-in x 2-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill

Ratings & Reviews for Bosch Natural Stone Tile 3-1/16-in x 2-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill

3.8
166
Review
 3.8 out of 5
166 Reviews


74% Recommend this product

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What Customers Are Saying

The drill bit performs well for certain tile types like ceramic, but may not be suitable for harder materials like porcelain. While some found it effective and efficient, others reported issues with the bit dulling or breaking after just a few holes. Customers suggest using a diamond bit for porcelain and buying multiple bits for larger projects to ensure durability.

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166 Customer Reviews

Great Bit for Ceramic Tile

Would Recommend

I tried using a 1/4 Tapcon bit I had previously used on concrete and got nowhere after about 60 seconds of chewed threw the ceramic tile floor like it was noting. 3 seconds and done!

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Right but for the job

Would Recommend

Worked fantastic, went through tile like a hot knife through butter

February 19, 2017
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Poor on tile

Would Not Recommend

I was only able to drill 2 holes in my bathroom shower tile. For the money I expected it to last longer.

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Good bit, not for porcelain

Would Recommend

Bought the bit when I didn't have my glasses so I didn't see the part of the label that states it is not meant for porcelain tile, which is why I bought it. Drills well in other materials but not in porcelain.

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Amazing!

Ok. I had to drill eight, 1/4" holes in ceramic tile to hang 2 shower curtain rods in my new home. I got a standard, diamond dust bit and the first hole took 15 minutes to drill. Holding a drill above your head for 15 minutes feels like 30. The next one took 25 minutes, as the bit dulled. I tried 2 more bits (all marked as ceramic tile/glass bits from name-brand manufacturers) on my way to finishing hole number 5. I was picking up something in the tool action of my local hardware store and...

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