Montolit FS Drill bits

[martin1c]

Been looking at the Montolit drill bits for an angle grinder. They look quick but expensive. I'm constantly going through drill bits and thought I might spend the money on these. Has anyone else tried them?

 

[White Room]

Not one I've tried, have you tried these How to drill holes in hard tiles with diamond core holesaw drilling bits

 

[Fliselege]

I use these, wear out quickly on hard tiles, for those we use the wet cutter but these are great on most tiles we use

 

[kilty55]

hi martin buy these they are by far the best i have used,yes they are expensive but worth it

 

[Muse2k8]

Not one I've tried, have you tried these How to drill holes in hard tiles with diamond core holesaw drilling bits

OMG!!! How dare you have an opinion on a product. I'll have to add you to my ignore list now!



On a more serious note I've never tried them Martin but I do like the porsadrill cores. Will have a look at the montolit ones.

 

[Fliselege]

OMG!!! How dare you have an opinion on a product. I'll have to add you to my ignore list now!



On a more serious note I've never tried them Martin but I do like the porsadrill cores. Will have a look at the montolit ones.

Nice to learn of this ignore list option, I don't get on with the plumbers at work looks like my issues may very well carry on to forums as well

 

[Muse2k8]

Nice to learn of this ignore list option, I don't get on with the plumbers at work looks like my issues may very well carry on to forums as well

I don't know why anyone would come to a forum and feel the need to block/ignore other members but there's one member who's now making it seem a good idea. Although apparently you can't block moderators or admins

 

[martin1c]

Took the plunge and bought the 6mm drill bit and tried it today. Don't know about everyone else but I go through 6mm bits really quickly regardless of cooling etc. I used the Montolit bit on Ston-Ker tiles today which are pretty hard and it went through them very quickly. I know that the bits are described as wet or dry but I decided to keep dipping the bit in water to cool it down. So far I would say that it is the best porcelain drilling solution I've tried. I just hope the bits last a while as they're over £50 each.

 

[martin1c]

Finished a bathroom that was tiled in Ston-Ker porcelain tiles which are pretty hard. The FS drill bit lasted for around 30 holes. Got to say, for £50 drill bit I'm a little disappointed but on the plus side it did get through the tiles very quickly. Some of the holes only took around 30 seconds and I kept cooling the tip of the drill too. The smaller drill bits never so I would still consider their larger cores as the speed was impressive

 

[kilty55]

cool,i never tried the smaller drills like 6mm etc i had some larger corers 32mm and 26mm i think they were good,i have tried lots of different corers since as the bigger monty ones are expensive but none have impressd me much so next one to be bought is the montys for the grinder again

 

[Aston]

try marcrist pg850
drill bits from 6mm - 80mm ( i think theres higher sizes now?)

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