Dry drills for angle grinder - TilersForums.com

[Dumbo]

Maybe I'm a bit late to the party but to those of you that haven't tried these yet you should do as I've drilled 10 mm porcelain in under 20 seconds with a 25 mm hole . The make I'm using is Mexco although I understand ATS products are much liked . Time easily outweighs cost .

 

[J Sid]

yes you are very late to the party,

 

[Italy]

yes you are very late to the party,

Ahah, crazy julian.
I,They are over the party

 

[Dumbo]

Still know tilers that haven't got in their cars yet to leave for the party

 

[J Sid]

as you say, so much quicker and the ats bit are a good price

 

[Flintstone]

I'm still on the drill ones, do you go outside to cut them and do you have a seperate grinder? Is the cut as clean ?

 

[Italy]

I'm still on the drill ones, do you go outside to cut them and do you have a seperate grinder? Is the cut as clean ?

No, cut as clean with drill and water. just slower...for me

 

[Dumbo]

I'm still on the drill ones, do you go outside to cut them and do you have a seperate grinder? Is the cut as clean ?

Just get one and try it . They make a bit of dust but don't tend to throw it every like cutting a tile with angle grinder.

 

[J Sid]

I'm still on the drill ones, do you go outside to cut them and do you have a seperate grinder? Is the cut as clean ?

can be a clean cut and dust free. I hold a damp/wettish sponge against the bit which reduces the dust and chipping, and I have a separate grinder for the job and do it indoors.
get one and try it, use as above and you'll be converted

 

[Italy]

II passed by diamond cutters grinder, a drill cutters, many years ago.
I never felt comfortable with grinder.
I prefer the drill with water and cutters sigma, slower cutting but for many years.