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cuby · Apr 25, 2019

What is the best masonary drill bit brand that you fells have had good experience with?? I need a good 3/8 inch bit that will drill a hole in a cement tile cover. thanks

Russ from MN · Apr 25, 2019

No, you might get better response on tool talk! I have a HF hammer drill with their bits that drill concrete and stone very well, but I'm not sure what a cement tile cover is. Is it concrete, or clay tile, or ceramic tile? A hammer drill might shatter either clay tile or ceramic.

showcrop · Apr 25, 2019

Your main problem could be rebar.

kevinj54 · Apr 25, 2019

We buy mainly Milwaukee & Hilti at work.

grayrider · Apr 25, 2019

Dewalt

Adirondack case guy · Apr 25, 2019

Not even Close to tractor related. Try Tool Talk forum.
Loren

jeffcat · Apr 25, 2019

If you want precision and low chance of breaking stuff. Go look on Ebay for diamond masonary bits. These can be used dry but work and last much better with a dribble of water running on them. I use them to cut through glass and ceramic tiles. Take your time and they cut a beautifully smooth hole. They come from tiny ones for very small work up to stuff big enough to drill through a building. Check the photos.

SVcummins · Apr 25, 2019

You have to have permission from the forum gods on any other forum but tractor talk or you get shunned for not being one of the cool kids . Don?t believe me go try and post something on tales when you are not part of the in crowd

oldsarge · Apr 25, 2019

C'mon SV They'll let any body post if they keep their arms holstered

SVcummins · Apr 25, 2019

You can post but nobody will answer . I gave up on tractor tales I?m not with the ?in? crowd

rustyfarmall · Apr 26, 2019

(quoted from post at 13:01:53 04/25/19) What is the best masonary drill bit brand that you fells have had good experience with?? I need a good 3/8 inch bit that will drill a hole in a cement tile cover. thanks

When I needed some masonry bits for drilling holes in the floor of my basement, I went to my local lumber/hardware store. I don't remember the brand name, but they were very good bits. Only problem was when I hit some rebar. Masonry bits are no match for steel.

rrc300 u · Apr 26, 2019

Take a punch and tap with a hammer to take the glaze off of the surface. I use hilti drill and bits. They may be able to be rented, but for only a hole or 2 about any bit and hammer drill will do the job.

1948CaseVAI · Apr 26, 2019

(quoted from post at 23:03:00 04/25/19) You can post but nobody will answer . I gave up on tractor tales I?m not with the ?in? crowd

Don't feel alone! And for the record, I find your posts, regardless of what they are about or what forum they are on, to be informative and interesting. I appreciate the time you take to post, including the time to take and post photos.

showcrop · Apr 26, 2019

(quoted from post at 20:03:00 04/25/19) You can post but nobody will answer . I gave up on tractor tales I?m not with the ?in? crowd

Come on, CV, you are president of the YT in crowd.

omahagreg · Apr 26, 2019

Hilti bits are the only ones i like any more!

cuby · Apr 27, 2019

Loren case guy, why do you always give me hell when not posting something related to tractors?? Have seen you do the same damn thing. Your kind sure leaves a bad taste.

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