Tile hole saw

the pict · Oct 27, 2014

As above for back boxes, anyone know a good one
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UNG · Oct 27, 2014

I have a Kamasa set which may be still available but the last I saw they were being discontinued. Used with a water spray they are lasting well

telectrix · Oct 27, 2014

cordless angle gringer.

Fox · Oct 27, 2014

What tiles are you drilling? If porcelain you'll need to keep the tile cool by wetting it or your tile will shatter even it's adhered to the wall.

Angle grinders are great for man made ceramic and some soft natural tiles like travertine or soft marble, but if you're up against granite you will go through wheels like there's no tomorrow and they aren't cheap.

If you want to invest - Rubi Easy Gres PLUS Kit 20-75mm Drills Bottle & Multidrill Guide - 50937

This is the kit I have, but I do a lot of bathroom installation so it's well worth my while.

Silly Sausage · Oct 27, 2014

the pict said:
As above for back boxes, anyone know a good one
Pict

The rare occasions I cut holes in tiles, I use one of these...

john25 · Oct 28, 2014

Diamond cutter Holesaws ?? (you just have to keep the area lubricated or you'll burn them out.

telectrix · Oct 28, 2014

holesaws do not a square hole make. come young Jedi and a square hole show you i will.

Rockingit · Oct 28, 2014

Either use a tile drill bit and stitch around, or a cutter with a diamond disc or.......Dremel with a diamond micro disc

SPARTYKUS · Oct 28, 2014

Or..... Become the flash git in the film "dune" and, without the need for an amplifying device, use his name as the weapon and cut the hole that way.

just an idea I like to think outside the box (ha!)

specs · Oct 28, 2014

for small holes for led lights (usually about 20mm -25mm ) diamond tipped holesaws or angle grind rear of tile.

the pict · Nov 2, 2014

I have had a google, and found diamond tipped cutters but, for some weird reason nobody makes one with a pilot drill as most other hole saws come with, why is this,it is suggested that you cut a template in timber sheet and use that as a guide but what do you holds the template onto the wall with, another example of a sod awfull solution arrived at without an ample amount of common sense, I have a chap with a engineering workshop removing the spindle and machining a hole that will take a standard 2 pin arbour, then I am going to buy up all the stock of these I can find have them modified and patented and sell them at car boot sales, or I might just keep it a secret and corner the market, and advetise my services as "holes in tiles.com", sod it I am off to the pub
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Dcf · Nov 2, 2014

The modern trend for tiles like a paving slab mean they will be ultra hard.
i have a water bottle/chuck drill bit combo that seems to be ok if a bit messy.
it also has a suction pad adjustable guide for the bits
it sticks on the wall and that gets used for the centre rather than a pilot.

GMES · Nov 2, 2014

Use the force

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