Tork Craft Glass & Tile Drill 4 Flute Set 5Pc 4/5/6/8/10Mm In Plastic Case

Tork Craft Glass & Tile Drill Bit Set â" 5 Pce (3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm)

Sizes included: 3 mm / 4 mm / 5 mm / 6 mm / 8 mm

This 5-piece drill bit set by Tork Craft is engineered for precision work in glass, mirrors, ceramic and marble tiles. Each bit features a tungsten-carbide tip and is designed for use **without hammer action**, making it ideal for delicate materials where control and cleanliness matter. The range covers 3 mm through 8 mm holes, giving versatility for hardware fixings, hinge drill-outs, bathroom and kitchen tile work, glass shelves and decorative installations.

Features

• Tungsten-carbide tipped bits for durability and clean entry in glass and tile surfaces.
• Sizes included: 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm, 6 mm and 8 mm covers most common small-hole needs in tile/glass work.
• No hammer action required designed for smooth, controlled drilling in brittle surfaces and tile/glass substrates.
• Work at low speed (recommended max 500 rpm) to ensure optimal performance and avoid cracking in glass/tile.

Benefits

• Cleaner holes: The carbide tip and correct geometry help reduce chipping or cracking around the entry point in tile or glass.
• Suitable for multiple materials: Works in glass, mirrors, ceramic tiles, marble and similar brittle surfaces nice versatility for tilers or joiners.
• Good value set: Having 5 sizes in one pack reduces the need to buy individual bits good for site or trade tool-kits.
• Improved job-site control: No hammer action means more control, easier mounting, less risk of shatter good for professional work.

Extra Information

• Secure the workpiece firmly (tile or glass) before drilling and use a backing board if possible to reduce splintering or breakout.
• Use low speed (max ~500 rpm) and moderate feed ratetoo fast or pushing too hard may crack the tile or glass.
• If drilling through tile into a wall substrate, once you penetrate the tile switch to a masonry bit for the deeper substrate to avoid damaging the tile bit.

Safety

• Wear eye protection and gloves when drilling tiles or glasschips and fragments can be sharp.
• Secure the workpiece and clamp down to avoid movementglass or tile shifting during drilling can cause breakage or injury.
• Use low to moderate speed drilling and avoid hammer or impact function; ensure drill is perpendicular and feed is steady.