Power drill accessory AWTools AW47267, weight 210 g

AWTools AW47267 is a power drill accessory weighing 210 g, made of steel with a golden finish and a vacuum-brazed diamond grit cutting edge. Designed as a compatible add-on for corded and cordless electric drills, the accessory provides precise, smooth cutting performance on hard ceramic surfaces. A side hole helps remove drilled material efficiently, and the accessory is suitable for both dry and wet drilling when used with appropriate coolant. Typical applications include drilling holes in stone countertops, installing water inlets, drains and light points, and other tasks requiring accurate holes in stoneware, ceramic, marble, porcelain and hard tiles.

Advantages

The diamond-grit coated cutting edge delivers high precision and a smooth cut, reducing chipping and improving finish quality on hard tiles and natural stone. The steel body with golden surface provides corrosion resistance and durability under repeated use. The integrated side hole facilitates effective debris removal, helping maintain cutting efficiency during prolonged drilling. Lightweight construction at 210 g ensures comfortable handling and easier control when used with standard electric drills.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in stone countertops for faucets, drains and fittings
• Cutting openings for electrical light points and fixture installations
• Dry or wet drilling in stoneware, ceramic, porcelain and marble
• Home renovation and workshop tile work requiring precise holes

Key specifications

• Material: steel body with golden finish
• Cutting edge: vacuum-brazed diamond grit
• Weight: 210 g
• Suitable drilling modes: dry and wet (use appropriate coolant for wet drilling)
• Compatible with: corded and cordless electric drills
• Applications: stoneware, ceramic, marble, porcelain, hard tiles
• Design feature: side hole for material removal

How to use

Mount the accessory securely in the drill chuck according to the drill manufacturer's instructions. Select dry or wet drilling mode depending on the material and recommended practice; when wet drilling, supply appropriate coolant continuously to reduce heat and prolong the cutting edge life. Start drilling at low speed to establish the hole, then increase speed steadily while applying moderate, even pressure. Use the side hole and periodic withdrawal to clear debris if necessary, and avoid excessive force that could damage the tile or accessory.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. For best results on porcelain and hard tiles, prefer wet drilling with a consistent coolant flow and intermittent pauses to clear debris. Ensure the drill is held steady and perpendicular to the surface to achieve accurate, clean holes. Match drill speed and coolant use to the material hardness to extend tool life and maintain cutting performance.