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Sabre Tools Diamond Hole Saws make drilling in hard materials a breeze. Built with high quality vacuum brazed diamonds; this bit will drill a clean accurate hole without the need of a centering bit. Designed for use in the hardest materials, from granite to glass. Large tailing slot makes for easy clog removal, keeping the bit swiftly moving downward. Our diamond tip drill bit can be used as; tile hole saw, diamond tipped hole saw bit, porcelain drill bit, granite hole saw, porcelain tile bit etc.
How to use:
1.Wet bit and drilling surface with water.
2.Start drilling at a 45° angle.
3.Rotate bit around in a small circle.
4.Finish cut with bit 90° to cutting surface.
5.Keep adding water to keep bit temperature down.
Details:
✅ Application: Designed to drill holes in hard abrasive material; porcelain, granite, stone, tile, marble, travertine, glass, etc
✅ Compatible: Compatible with most chucks including standard and 1/4” hex.
✅ Design: 1/2” x 3-1/4” Diamond Bit – Vacuum brazed, Shank – 1/4 “ Hex
✅ Durability: One piece design with vacuum brazed cutting head.
Package Includes: 1 – 1/2” Diamond Hole Saw Warranty:
Sabre Tools is confident in the construction of all of our products. Our diamond hole saws are designed, engineered and manufactured to highest possible standards; optimizing durability and service life. If you are unsatisfied with your purchase in any way please feel free to return the item to Sabre Tools for a full replacement. Warranty excludes dull and misused bits.
frankie
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
This was the best chose and works great for what I needed it for..
Not the flavors in the picture
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024
Great as expected
LDawg202
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024
This product worked perfectly to drill a hole into around 1” of granite countertop to install a RO faucet.It was a very easy process after watching a few YouTube videos. I’m not sure if the product would work as well when making additional holes, but I only needed it for this 1 project.
Florida Al
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2024
Quick shipment. Exactly as described. My objective, ordered by the COO, was to put a hole in the bottom of the "heirloom" flowerpot. Studied at You Tube. Put some water on the surface to be cut, cut at about a 45-degree angle until there is enough of a depression to cut/drill (slowly) from a vertical position without the bit skidding all around. Go with a slow RPM, very light pressure, add water generously, and wash off the bit regularly. Worked great.
Clemuel.
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2024
Cut several holes in ceramic tile that was mounted in 1-1/2" thick concrete on metal lath. Used water in a spray bottle to lubricate. Cut great with no noticeable wear to the bit. Could probably cut at least several more. Not a bad bit for the price.
goldie
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024
I’m glad I purchased 2 of these for my project. Adding a stand alone filter faucet in my kitchen so I needed to cut through maybe 1” (not exactly sure on thickness) of granite. The first bit worked fine, didn’t want to cut quite as quickly as I had hoped. I got tired of trying to work the drill to get it to bite so I replaced the bit with the second one, and wow, big difference, same technique but the new one made amazingly easy time cutting through teller remaining 3/4 of the granite.Still giving it 4/5 stars because when it worked it was crazy fast.
Ivo Dimitrov
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2024
I wanted to install a new faucet and I needed another hole in the granite countertop. This little saw did the job in a few min. I used a battery operated Milwaukee drill and with a bit of patience, I got a very clean 1” hole in the countertop.When starting to drill, it really helps if you hold the drill under an angle to the surface and go at low RPMs to start the hole and to avoid the saw sliding off the position where you want to drill. Once you make a groove, you can continue drilling at 90 degrees (perpendicular to the countertop service) as usual. I did stop periodically and cleaned up the dust with a small shopvac and dipped the saw in water to cool it off. I’m not sure if that’s necessary, but worked well for me.Good product for a couple of holes. I can’t comment if it will last, but for a small job - definitely recommended!
Handyman
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2024
This bit made it through 4 holes in ceramic tile to install grab bars. It was toast after that, but it got the job done and saved me money vs local big box store.
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