Tork Craft Drill Bit | Glass and Tile, 6mm Overview

The Tork Craft drill bit is a specialized tool designed for accurate drilling in fragile materials such as glass, mirrors, and various types of tiles. Manufactured from high-quality steel, this bit ensures long-lasting performance and reliability. The hex shank design provides a secure fit in the drill chuck, reducing the risk of slipping or movement during use.

Tork Craft Drill Bit Benefits and Features

• Precision Drilling: Ideal for creating clean and accurate holes in glass, ceramic, and marble tiles without causing damage.
• Durable Steel Construction: Made from tough steel for enhanced durability and a longer lifespan.
• Hex Shank Design: Provides a secure grip, preventing slipping or misalignment during use.
• Low RPM Compatibility: Operates at a maximum speed of 500 RPM for better control and safety when working with delicate materials.
• Versatile Application: Suitable for various materials, including glass, mirrors, ceramic, and marble tiles.

Steps to Follow for Installing and Using the Tork Craft Drill Bit:

Preparation

Ensure the surface is clean and mark the drilling point. If drilling through a tile mounted on a wall, use masking tape to prevent slipping.

How to Use the Tork Craft Drill Bit

1. Attach the Tork Craft Drill Bit to your drill and set the speed to a maximum of 500 RPM.
2. Position the bit at a 90-degree angle to the tile and apply gentle pressure.
3. Begin drilling slowly, allowing the bit to cut through the material without forcing it.
4. If the tile is wall-mounted, switch to a masonry bit once through the tile to finish the hole.

Cleanup

After use, wipe the bit clean with a dry cloth to remove any dust or debris. Store in a cool, dry place to prevent rusting.

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Health and Safety

Always wear safety goggles and gloves when using the drill bit to protect yourself from debris. Ensure the drill is set to the appropriate speed to avoid damaging the material or causing accidents. Avoid excessive force when drilling and keep your workspace clean and free of obstructions. Follow all safety instructions provided by the manufacturer for both the drill and bit.

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