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Neiko 00823A 1/4-Inch Shank Heavy Duty Diamond Dust Hole Saw 5 Pieces
Medium And Larger Holes, Rough Surfaces, 1/4 Inch Shank Heavy Duty Diamond Dust Hole Saw, Small , Powerful Hole Saws
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BVR Rating 1,285 reviews
Pros
- Comes in a compact size that makes it easy to store
- Features powerful hole saws that help cut round holes in glass ,marble and other materials
- Equipped with a design that ensures clean cutting and accurate holes
Cons
- May not cut procelain tiles
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Analysis of 1k+ reviews for Neiko 00823A 1/4-Inch Shank Heavy Duty Diamond Dust Hole Saw 5 Pieces
BestViewsReviews analyzed 8,843 reviews for 30 products in the Hole Saw Sets & Kits category.
We analyzed a total of 1,285 reviews for this product out of which, 1151 reviews were received in the last 6 months.
The analysis indicates that around 74% reviews were positive while around 21% of reviews had negative sentiment.
BestViewsReviews Ranking and Score for Neiko 00823A 1/4-Inch Shank Heavy Duty Diamond Dust Hole Saw 5 Pieces
This product received a total score of 9.09 out of 10, based on review sentiments and user opinions related to 8 features:
Users of this product said
I ordered these after not finding any around where I live and I received them 3 days after I ordered them so I was very happy with the price and the quality of the product.
I used light to moderate pressure and the bits cut through the ceramic in a matter of seconds. I did stop the drill and raise the bit out of the cut occasionally to allow fresh water into the crevice to cool and lubricate the bit.
I used the largest one to drill three holes in several porcelain and glass planters, in order to add water drains, but with a proper water bath for each hole drilled, there is no longer any longevity to these bits like I have had them in my tool box for years.
I have been using these for a couple of weeks now and I have to say that they are very easy to use and easy to clean, especially if you are a first time user or someone who has never used a knife before.
I wanted to use some of the flowers from my plants in ceramic cups and bowls for display, but it wasn't easy to drill holes in the material.
Question & Answers
Q:
I'm using BurLife for these, but the bits aren't lasting very long. Should I be using water?
A:
It is possible to reduce heat with the use of water, reduce the speed of the drill, and apply very light pressure.
Q:
Is it possible for this to drill through porcelain?
A:
I put duct tape on both sides of the plate to prevent chipping, and drilled a perfect hole through a china plate.
Q:
Will they work on a Black & Decker RTX drill?
A:
If the drill's chuck is larger than 1/4, you don't say if it's larger than 3/16.
Q:
How well will they be able to drill through glass and stone tile?
A:
I think it cost me about 20 dollars a hole, but they worked very well and I think it's an excellent deal.
Q:
These bits were a waste of time as I was trying to drill a sea shell using water.
A:
It is a process and the first thing to do is to avoid shattering the shell once you get the bit to bite.
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