Ratings & Reviews for Bosch Natural Stone Tile 1/4-in x 2-1/4-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill
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What Customers Are Saying
The drill bit performs well for some tile types like travertine and marble, but struggles with harder tiles like porcelain. Its durability is inconsistent, with some users reporting it lasting through multiple holes and others finding it dulling or breaking after just a few uses. Proper tool selection and drilling technique are important, as using a hammer drill and going slowly and steadily seems to yield the best results.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Waste of money
Would Not RecommendDo your self a favor and get a diamond bit with waterering device. Takes way to long and requires to much pressure on tile already installed. Chips tile also. Bosch used to make better quality than this.
From Natural Stone Tile 5_SLASH_16-in x 2-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill Verified Purchaser
Glass / ceramic drill bit
Would RecommendI needed a drill that would penetrate a very delicate piece of pottery. I had tried some of the cheaper models before and had mixed results. This drill was real pleasure to use and did the job very well.
Verified Purchaser
Expensive, and not durable
Would Not RecommendI bought this as it was recommended to drill 2 holes in my countertop to secure my dishwasher. It’s granite, and I got halfway through one hole before it burnt out.
From Natural Stone Tile 3-1_SLASH_16-in x 2-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill Verified Purchaser
I am writing to follow up on a recent review you posted on the website for the Bosch NS200 Natural Stone Tile Bit Set that you purchased. We are sorr...
Only lasted long enough to drill one hole
Would Not RecommendWaste of money, I was only able to drill one hole before it was completely dulled.
From Natural Stone Tile 5_SLASH_16-in x 2-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill
We are sorry to hear the issue you had with NS400 Drill Bit. This bit is designed for specialty tiles that feature natural stone. We would like to kn...
Would not drill granite counter top. It stated it would.
From Natural Stone Tile 3-1_SLASH_16-in x 2-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill Verified Purchaser
Thank you for your review and feedback. We apologize for the confusion. The NS200 drill bit is a natural stone tile bit. It can only drill into glass...
Drilled one hole in ceramic tile and it was done won’t drill any more holes
Verified Purchaser
Thank you for your comment. We are sorry to hear the issue you had with NS300 Rotary Drill Bit. This drill bit is used for natural stone drilling. We...
perfect tool for the job
Needed to drill through a few ceramic tiles and this was the tool for the job.
From Natural Stone Tile 3-1_SLASH_16-in x 2-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill Verified Purchaser
Best drill for tile
Would RecommendI bought this drill in hopes that it would drill a clean hole through ceramic tile. I have to say it’s the best drill I have ever used. It performed above and beyond expected.
From Natural Stone Tile 3-1_SLASH_16-in x 2-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill Verified Purchaser
Drill bit for ceramic tile
Would RecommendI needed a bit to drill some holes in ceramics tile and salesman al Lowes said this was a new product and he did not have any data on the performance of this product. I used it for a project at church mounting hand rails and the bit will drill very quickly through tile. When I finished it still looked new. I did use a cup of water to dip the bit occasionally to keep it cool. It performed very well.
Verified Purchaser
After 3 holes in ceramic tile, drill bit useless. Waste of money
Perfect for ceramic tile, great price
Would RecommendThe most nerve racking part of my bathroom renovation was drilling into my freshly installed subway tile to install a toilet paper holder -- I needed two small holes fairly close together (about an inch) and was concerned about cracking. This bit made the process a breeze -- tested it out with some spare tile (be sure to use painters tape over the spot you're drilling to stop any skating), kept the drill speed low and the pressure even -- it breezed through the 1/4 inch thick tile with no cracki...
From Natural Stone Tile 3-1_SLASH_16-in x 2-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill
Great Bit for Ceramic Tile
Would RecommendI 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!
Right but for the job
Would RecommendWorked fantastic, went through tile like a hot knife through butter
From Natural Stone Tile 3-1_SLASH_16-in x 2-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill
Poor on tile
Would Not RecommendI was only able to drill 2 holes in my bathroom shower tile. For the money I expected it to last longer.
From Natural Stone Tile 5_SLASH_16-in x 2-in High-speed steel Masonry Drill Bit For Hammer drill
Good bit, not for porcelain
Would RecommendBought 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.
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...
We are sorry to hear the issue you had with NS400 Drill Bit. This bit is designed for specialty tiles that feature natural stone. We would like to kn...