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Milwaukee Carbide Glass and Tile Bit Set (4-Pack)
$18.87
The Milwaukee 1/8 Carbide Glass and Tile Bit Set is great to use, if you require a controlled cutout on drywall. This is well constructed for reliability. It is compatible with Milwaukee tools.
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The Milwaukee 4-Piece Glass and Tile Drill Bit features an exact start tip for clean holes and minimal bit walking in glass and ceramic tile. Engineered with sharpened carbide, Milwaukee Glass and Tile Bits provide faster tile drilling than standard glass and tile bits. These bits are designed with a reinforced carbide head for increased durability when high-speed drilling into tile and glass. They’re specifically designed for drilling holes in glass and ceramic tile with drill-drivers only. These drill bits are not recommended for use on porcelain tile. This drill bit set includes one 1/8 in., one 3/16 in., one 1/4 in. and one 5/16 in. glass and tile bits.
- Sharpened carbide for faster tile drilling
- Ideal for tile applications in kitchen and bath
- Precision-ground carbide for clean holes
- 3-flat shank for reduced bit slippage
- For use in drill drivers
- Not recommended for porcelain tile
- Kit includes: one 1/8 in., one 3/16 in., one 1/4 in., one 5/16 in.
| Weight | 0.074957169 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 0.31 × 3.35 × 5.31 in |
| Bit Material | Carbide |
| Drill Bit Type | Masonry Bit |
| Drill Bit Type(s) Included | Masonry Bit |
| Individual/Set | Set |
| Model | 48-20-8988 |
| Number of Pieces | 4 |
| Self-Feeding | No |
| Shank Style | 3-Flat |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
37 reviews for Milwaukee Carbide Glass and Tile Bit Set (4-Pack)
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Florine Greenfelder (verified owner) –
worked perfect on my tile to install a glass partition
Ford Jacobson (verified owner) –
The Milwaukee carbide glass and tile bit set is a set worth having if you need to drill holes in floor tile. Wall tile like the cheap 4 inch square tile is softer than floor tile and basically any masonary bit will drill through, but when it comes to floor tile, specially porcelain tile, it is much harder and tougher to drill. Masonary bits do not really want to work, but these bits do. One tile I drilled a 1/4″ hole and on the second tile I found it easier to start with the small bit and work my way up to 1/4″
Blanca Wintheiser (verified owner) –
Sharp, produces clear and fast holes, durable.
Petra Kunze (verified owner) –
These held up better then other brands in the past
Elwin Hill (verified owner) –
It cuts through tile very fast and easy.Great quality. I installed glass Doors.
Amparo Schamberger (verified owner) –
I used Bosch in the past. I like them I bit better
Elouise Gorczany (verified owner) –
Worked on hard tiles. Works best with study pressure. Let the drill do the work.
Carroll Hayes (verified owner) –
I tested the ¼” bit on bottle glass (only disposable glass available). In trying to start the hole, the bit “travelled” along the glass and marked it. See photo. Once it began to cut in, it produced a very fine powder and cut quite slowly. I was being cautious to not press hard to ensure the glass didn’t shatter but I believe I was pressing hard enough for it to cut faster. For glass that was 1/8 to 3/16 thick, it probably took 4 minutes to drill through. Once the bit exited the other side, it did cause some chipping (see photo) on the exit side. Because of that, I recommend holes be started on the side facing outwards so that any chips will be less visible. This will definitely cut a hole without shattering glass. It would be good to know whether or not it can cut faster safely (without causing the glass to shatter) but that will be a future experiment (with safety glasses, long sleeves, and gloves).
Angel Bernier (verified owner) –
I got these bits for a Honey-Do project. I needed to put holes in a Ceramic/Terra-Cotta bowl that was given to my wife a couple of years ago. It didn’t have any drain holes, so it wasn’t used in the way we desired. I used the 1/4″ bit in my Ryobi 1/2 Drill and it cut a hole like butter. I was really impressed with the cutting head of the bit. I’ve used other ceramic bits without this agressive head and they took longer to bite into the hardened glaze. This bit didn’t walk on me but drilled the hole exactly where I marked it.Happy wife – happy life!!
Juana Stoltenberg (verified owner) –
Great tool, better than other brands
Jeremie Cronin (verified owner) –
I did not even know these existed, these drills were awesome in drilling holes in ceramic tiles. I was using carbide cement bits prior, never again, these drill bits as a must.
Ryann Ankunding (verified owner) –
Used on porcelain tile
Kiley Schuppe (verified owner) –
Great product helped me my first project and many others.
Aida Wisozk (verified owner) –
The drill I used for my trial worked amazingly well. I have always had to use the grout joints to hang things on the backsplash and the locations may not always have been in the best spot. This will take care of that as now I can place things wherever I want. I used the 1/8 inch bit on a piece of ceramic tile and it made a very clean hole. I pushed a little more forcefully at first, but took it slowly, stopping to measure my depth several times on this trial. It is recommended that you use more pressure until the end and then just let the drill do the work to finish it up. This will prevent breaking the tile or possibly drilling through the wall into plumbing or electrical wiring. There was a little dust generated so you might want to wear a dust mask along with your safety goggles. The drill will get hot, so be careful not to touch it after use. You might want to use a small set punch to mark your spot before drilling to keep the drill bit from walking.These work on glass as well and are a very nice set of bits.
Heath Leuschke (verified owner) –
The bits worked perfectly through tile cutting a hole like butter.
Price Braun (verified owner) –
Worked as advertised. Got the job done.
Arnoldo Erdman (verified owner) –
The bits did their job, quickly.
Margaretta Langosh (verified owner) –
Excellent tool to have and make the hob smooth and faster
Antonia Hermann (verified owner) –
Bought these to drill holes in expensive glass tile. Works like a charm, sharp point meant no wandering when getting started. Just use a slow speed and minimal pressure, let the bit do the work other wise the glass tile will crack.
Leta Watsica (verified owner) –
I’m very happy with these drill bits. I’m installing a shower door and used the bits to install the anchors. They grabbed quickly and went through the tile like I was drilling into a piece of wood. I highly recommend these for drilling into tiles.