hole cutters

[Concrete guy]

Not used ATS yet but find Marcrist 750's hard to beat for performance/longevity/value. And you dont have to faff about with water either.

We do dry cutting bits also for those that want them.

We sell a lot of these to the granite trade, where cutting a tap hole dry means not having to wait 24 hrs for everything to dry up after a wet cut.

See this thread on here.

http://www.tilersforums.com/tiling-tools/64717-dry-diamond-holesaws-vacuum-brazed-m14.html