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Diamond-coated grinding head made of diamond particles with rougher surface, uniform sand, thick and durable, wear resistance, high hardness and impact resistance. 3mm(1/8") shank diamond grinding burr drill bits set fit for most rotary tools or die grinders. High compatibility, easy change. Review: Good bits for price - Works good for softer stone. Keep the bits well lubricated during use. Clean when done using. Review: Very good - Yes, very good. My brother and Laura really did. I like them works well









































































| ASIN | B09V4SFDH9 |
| Brand | HOMEIDOL |
| Brand Name | HOMEIDOL |
| Compatible Devices | Rotary Tools, Die Grinders |
| Compatible Material | Plastic |
| Construction Type | Coated |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 215 Reviews |
| Grit Material | Diamond |
| Grit Material Type | Diamond |
| Grit Number | 120 |
| Grit Type | Fine |
| Manufacturer | HOMEIDOL |
| Material Type | Diamond Plastic |
| Part Number | CJ01-WJ42-20SX |
S**N
Good bits for price
Works good for softer stone. Keep the bits well lubricated during use. Clean when done using.
B**L
Very good
Yes, very good. My brother and Laura really did. I like them works well
A**K
Surprisingly Durable for Stone Engraving
I was trying to do some stone engraving and I ran through the cheap diamond burrs I had. So I bought these. Boy, was I surprised. They are surprisingly durable and chew through sandstone (peppered with other harder minerals) and last FARRRRR longer than other brands. Don't know where they're made and don't care. I'm buying a second batch now as a backup.
A**R
Great bits.
I bought these for a project I'm doing on slate. I need different depths and angles and these give me all that. I am experimenting with them every day and pleased everytime. They are sharp, durable, easy to install in my Dremel and they fit great. Definitely recommended from me.
D**J
Porcelain salt shaker holes
I had a nice set of salt and pepper shakers to match heirloom stone china, but they weren't used for years because the holes were too small. I researched videos and saw how some drill bits specialized for drilling ceramic-type materials are available, using water. I was able to enlarge the holes that were already there. Some cracking on the glaze occurred but otherwise it bore through and made a clean larger hole in seconds. I haven't tried some of the shaped bits that came with the set, but will be trying to smooth out some of the chips in older pieces I couldnt bare to throw out. These bits work on drummel tool and regular drills.
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