Starrett Diamond Grit Hole Saws

Drill with precision and accuracy using our Starrett Diamond Core Drill. Designed for drilling holes in hard and brittle materials, this tool excels at drilling through glass, marble, tile, granite, and calcium silicate board.

Starrett diamond grit hole saws are excellent tools for drilling holes in a wide range of hard and brittle materials, including glass, marble, tile, granite, and calcium silicate board. The diamond coating on these hole saws provides superior performance and longer tool life. The key points highlighting the suitability and benefits of Starrett diamond grit hole saws:

Versatile Applications: Starrett diamond grit hole saws are versatile tools suitable for various materials, making them valuable for both professional and DIY use.

Clean and Accurate Holes: These Starrett diamond grit hole saws are known for their ability to produce clean and accurate holes in materials like glass, tile, and ceramic. The diamond grit ensures precision and reduces chipping or splintering.

Extended Tool Life: The diamond-coated edge of these hole saws significantly extends their lifespan compared to conventional hole saws. This longevity makes them cost-effective and minimizes the need for frequent replacements.

Suitability for Hard Materials: The diamond-coated hole saws are especially well-suited for hard materials like granite and glass fiber cement boards, where conventional tools may not perform as effectively.

Starrett diamond grit hole saws offer an effective cutting action on non-metallic materials, as well as difficult-to-cut materials. They are particularly well-suited for applications where other tools may struggle.

These hole saws are designed for use with electric drills. However, please note that the electric drill is not included with the hole saws.

Starrett diamond grit hole saws are sometimes referred to as diamond drill bits, diamond core drill bits, diamond grit hole saws, or glass/tile drills. This is because they are versatile tools used for drilling holes in various materials, including glass, ceramic, porcelain, tile, limestone, slate, marble, granite, and more.