I got something to test!!!!

[Protilers]

its been really difficult for us all to get together (Ray, Gary and I)......after all we all work for a living!!!!

but I have received a "DRY" drilling bit from ATS Diamond tools.............(what sizes do you have ATS?).....

I will find a minute (or two) next week and try and kill it in the lab!!!!!!!

all the best

Lee

 

[Concrete guy]

More information and sizes on this thread:-

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

6mm
8mm
10mm
16mm
20mm
25mm
28mm
35mm
45mm
50mm
60mm
65mm

If there's a size that's obviously missing let us know and we'll add it on to our next production run.

Biggest seller for us is the 35mm - Tap holes for counter tops. We can make these at pretty much any size up to 120mm.

 

[judge]

Let the games begin !!!

 

[Protilers]

can I get a deal on a complete set ATS?.....you cant really wet drill worktops etc........makes the job take longer so........complete set price???

 

[Concrete guy]

can I get a deal on a complete set ATS?.....you cant really wet drill worktops etc........makes the job take longer so........complete set price???

The fundamental ethos behind these drills is the dry cut.

On a pure cost per hole basis the electroplated bits (at the budget end of the market) or full professional wet fed bits (like the Marcrist system) are not going to be surpassed.

But when you need to cut something dry, this is the solution.

 

[Protilers]

The fundamental ethos behind these drills is the dry cut.

On a pure cost per hole basis the electroplated bits (at the budget end of the market) or full professional wet fed bits (like the Marcrist system) are not going to be surpassed.

But when you need to cut something dry, this is the solution.

Dry bits are always going to burn out quicker than wet bits......top end or budget....(due to friction!) but if you are doing certain types of work then a dry bit will save you hours.....and therefore you will make more money......and you WILL throw a drill bit away!!!!...like tap holes in worktops etc!........but I have been dry drilling ceramic tiles for years and there is no mess, its quicker to set up.....so horses for courses!!!!!

in my armoury of tooling....... dry and wet drills are a must......I I would be really interested in a "complete" set price......as i am sure the other members would?

all the best

Lee

 

[Concrete guy]

You've thrown me a bit there Lee, I've not actually been asked for an entire set before, people just tend to buy the sizes they need.

Leave that with me.

 

[Protilers]

us professional forum members get a huge discount for purchasing a set!!!!!.....dont we?....hhehehehheheeeeee

 

[Protilers]

You've thrown me a bit there Lee, I've not actually been asked for an entire set before, people just tend to buy the sizes they need.

Leave that with me.

I need all the sizes.........this is what I do for a living!!!!...hehheeeehehehehee

 

[Sean Kelly]

Looking forward to this test Lee. I bought a bunch of the 'normal' diamond bits the other week. BRILLIANT. They are so cheap I actually gave one away to a plumber who was apprehensive about drilling into porcelain tiles for a shower surround.

 

[Peter]

Should be a good test. Even the budget ones don't need much water, I run them more moist than wet.

 

[DHTiling]

Should be a good test. Even the budget ones don't need much water, I run them more moist than wet.

Just like ya women :lol: