Drill America 3/8 in. Carbide Tipped Glass and Tile Drill Bit

We really needed a glass drill bit for several up-and-coming projects on our ranch. Because of the round shank, this one was a bit disappointing. Although the carbide tip would make for very smooth drilling, the round shank causes slip requiring multiple adjustments throughout the drilling process. It does work well when it is working. It does not save time at all because of these adjustment needs.

Carbide Tipped 1/4 ” Glass and Tile Drill Bit. It works great when you want to installcertain fixtures in the bathroom walls and you can’t drill thru the ceramic tiles or you have a project that involves drilling thru glass. This 1/4 ” bit is what you need, I had no problem drilling thru ceramic or glass but, you need a good drill to really drill thru with no problem, maybe a high speed drill, good little piece to have in the tool box if you’re into fixing things.

The 1/4 in. Carbide Tipped Glass and Tile Drill Bit is great I used it when I received it. It is sharp and easy to use. I drilled several holes to secure handicapped grab bars in my bath rooms and in one bathroom I used to it to drill holes for parts of my faucet hardware. I also use it to drill wholes in my clay plant pots for drainage. I would recommend this bit to anyone.

Good Morning: I would just like to write my review on the 3/16 inch carbide tipped glass and tile drill bit. The feature on the bit has a strong point on the end like others we’ve purchased but works differently than the ones we used in the past.. Let me say, I would highly recommend this drill bit for drilling holes into glass tiles. It worked great and exceeded our expectations. My husband is remodeling our bathroom and needed a drill bit that was strong enough to drill through laminate and glass tile. He said the bit drilled through cleanly, without much pressure and didn’t smoke or break like a lot of the others he used. He also appreciated the fact that it did the job quickly and quietly. The quality of this item is strong and durable and worth using for glass tile needs. Thank you so very much for using us to test your product.

Had to put shower door on and to do that had to drill though the tile I had installed. This is the first thing I have found that would drill right though tile with no problem. Was able to get door on and looks great. Don’t no how I would have got it on without this Tile drill bit. I had tried several other bits with no luck so I would recommed it highly

Carbide tip glass and tile drill bit is very unique. Very small to begin with in size and the carbide tip is welded in place. Standard procedure for these delicate bits. When you use it you must be careful with the glass or tile so that you don’t shatter it by drilling. Steady pressure but with a delicate touch. Took a couple tries to learn the proper technique. Very sturdy and sharp bit. Recommend.

This carbide tip drill bit makes a nice one quarter inch cut. The bit is shorter than one would expected, measuring only two and one half inches long. After inserting in the drill chuck it only make a little over an inch and half deep cut. The hole it cuts is clean and does measure one quarter inch wide. It definitely is sharp and easy to use. I used it to drill wholes in my clay plant pots for drainage. The carbide tip is welded in place and is very sturdy

Made a clean hole through the glass.

This 3/16 Carbide Glass and Tile drill bit works. I utilized it to drill a pilot hole in tile to prevent other bits from walking without a drill guide. This is a great economical alternative to diamond bit. I utilized a spray bottle to lubricate the bit to keep the bit from burning it out. It’s a good addition to those that do tile work. I recommend this bit.

This glass and tile drill bit works surprisingly well from what I can tell. I’ve never used a drill bit to drill a whole in glass so I don’t have anything to compare it too. I got it to drill some drain holes in some glass flower pots and it work well. Drilled a nice hole and didn’t break or chip the glass. Definitely recommend wearing safety glasses and a mask. Recommend for anyone needing to drill holes in glass