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Used these to drill through a porcelain tile for a towel bar installation—the carbide tip held up the entire time without chipping the tile. Clean holes every time.

Installed a new backsplash this weekend and these bits chewed right through some tough porcelain tile without any chipping. The sharpened carbide edge held up noticeably better than the cheap set I tried before.

The exact start tip lives up to the hype—it didn't skid at all on my glazed subway tile. Cuts through porcelain like butter without any chipping, and the set covers all the hole sizes I need for towel bars and light fixtures.

I was dreading drilling into my bathroom mirror, but the exact start tip grabbed immediately without any skidding. Ground through a porcelain tile in under 20 seconds, still sharp for the next three holes.

Trying to drill into ceramic tile used to mean chipped edges and swearing, but this bit set’s exact start tip grabbed right away without skidding. Punched clean holes through a bathroom wall tile in under a minute, and the sharpened carbide still looks new after four holes.

That sharp carbide tip grabbed the tile immediately without any skidding, which was a relief after struggling with other bits. Drilled through a porcelain floor tile in under a minute with no chipping. A solid upgrade from my old set.

Installed a new backsplash this weekend and these bits made quick work of the hard ceramic tile. The exact start tip really locks on without skating, which saved me from a few cracked tiles.

I was worried about chipping my new subway tile, but the exact start tip made a clean hole instantly. Drilled through six shower tiles without any walking or cracking.

The pointed carbide tip grabbed immediately on the marble backsplash—zero wandering. Even the 1/4-inch bit punched through a thick subway tile in under fifteen seconds without chipping the glaze.

I was nervous about cracking the mirror I needed to hang, but that exact start tip grabbed immediately without skittering across the surface. Each of the four bits cut through the ceramic tile like butter, and the holes came out perfectly clean with zero chipping.