$12.47
- Drills through glass and tile of varying thicknesses
- Includes: 1/8 in., 3/16 in., 1/4 in., and 5/16 in. Bit Sizes
- Compatible with SpeedLoad+ and 1/4 in. Hex Chucks
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Product Details
RYOBI introduces the SpeedLoad+ 4-Piece Hex Shank Glass/Tile Bit Set. This set is a great choice for drilling through various thicknesses of glass and tile. The bits feature durable carbide tips for long bit life. The bit set includes 4 Hex Shank Glass/Tile Bits in 1/8 in., 3/16 in., 1/4 in., and 5/16 in. sizes.
- Drills through varying thicknesses of glass and tile
- 1/4 in. hex shank for SpeedLoad+
- Spins at up to 350 RPM
- Carbide tips provide durability for a long life
- Recommended for use with drill/driver
- Includes: (1) 1/8 in., (1) 3/16 in., (1) 1/4 in., and (1) 5/16 in. bits
- Return Policy
- California residents
Specifications
Questions & Answers
14Questions
Q:What kind of ryobi drill/driver will this fit?
by|Jun 25, 2022
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Q:Can these be used in the small ryobi 4v drill
by|Jun 20, 2022
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Q:Can these be used with Ryobi Impact Driver drills? I suspect not, but I want to check...
by|May 26, 2020
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Q:Has anyone used on porcelain tiles specifically?
by|Apr 3, 2020
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Mar 18, 2021
tips fall off
works well when they want, but tips fall off without any reason
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Jul 24, 2020
Don't waste your money!!!
Drilling holes for a shower door on ceramic tile. Using the 1/8 inch for a pilot hole then 3/8 inch for final hole size. The 1/8 inch worked for one hole and the tip fell off on the second hole. Drill on low speed,
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Dec 14, 2019
Use common sense
So these worked flawlessly for what I needed them for. Had to drill 6 holes in ceramic tile for a grab bar. The key is to use some masking tape to prevent slipping. Start SLOW I cannot stress this enough!! Let the bit do the work and DO NOT use a hammer setting or impact driver, just a regular drill. Once you are through the surface of the tile you can speed up a little. Once you get through the tile. Switch your bit to whatever is appropriate for the material underneath. Keep in mind, drill bits are a consumable item. But with proper use and care you can prolong the life of the bit
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Apr 28, 2019
Not good
Made one hole in the tile and burnt out second one burnt out third one burnt out after three holes on tile
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Jan 5, 2019
Got these to drill holes to install a new shower door, Drilled through the tile without a proble...
Got these to drill holes to install a new shower door, Drilled through the tile without a problem, did not run and did not crack the tile. The holes were very clean cut. Cut 4 holes each with two different size bits, did not show any signs of dulling. Would recommend these for tile work.
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Nov 7, 2018
Very poorly made.
Very poorly made.
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Oct 10, 2018
The drill bits worked well for the first 8 plates I choose to drill. After that the drill bit lo...
The drill bits worked well for the first 8 plates I choose to drill. After that the drill bit lost its sharpness and failed to work. So my final evaluation is that they work well however don’t last very long.
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Jan 23, 2018
I used to drill hole in glass for my lamp project. Worked perfect will buy again when they get dull
I used to drill hole in glass for my lamp project. Worked perfect will buy again when they get dull
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Sep 4, 2017
I needed to make 3 or 4 holes in ceramic tile in order to secure a towel bar in a shower area. I ...
I needed to make 3 or 4 holes in ceramic tile in order to secure a towel bar in a shower area. I did not realize until after completing my project, that these bits are "Not for ceramic tiles" as that statement is printed on the backside of the product packaging. I did substantially ruin 2 of the 3 bits I used for my project (see picture), although I successfully drilled 4 holes through my 7mm ceramic tile. Even though the bits were ruined, this product proved to be an inexpensive solution for me as compared to other much more expensive tile bits. It is important to keep the drill bit hydrated and cooler by spraying water on the bit during the drilling process, as it generates intense heat that (eventually) will completely wear the blade.
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Oct 19, 2016
Tip Broke in Hole One of Four - Disappointing
Brought this because of the brand, but was very disappointed when the tip snapped off, drilling about 1/4 inch into porcelain tile. I was drilling slowly, about 150 RPM, well within the mfg. guideline of 350 RPM. Yet another project delay. :-(
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