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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.

The carbide tip started drilling into my porcelain tile without any of that annoying skidding across the surface. Each bit went through cleanly on the first try, exactly what I needed for mounting the towel bars.

Used these to drill through porcelain tile for a shower curtain rod, and the exact start tip really did stop that annoying bit wobble. All four holes came out clean without any chipping. Way better than the cheap set I tried before.

Installed a new towel rack in my bathroom tile yesterday and these bits started cleanly without skittering across the glazed surface. The exact start tip really does keep the hole where you want it, and the carbide edge cut through the porcelain like butter.

My kitchen backsplash is ceramic and I kept cracking tiles with cheaper bits—this set's sharpened carbide went through cleanly without any chips. The exact start tip stayed put on the smooth surface, which saved me from having to patch holes.

I was pleasantly surprised by the precise start—no wandering at all on my first attempt with a mirror. The carbide edge left a perfectly clean hole in seconds.