Power drill accessory AWTools AW47292, weight 160 g

AWTools AW47292 is a lightweight power drill accessory made of steel with a golden finish surface and a cutting edge coated with vacuum-brazed diamond grit. Weighing 160 g, the component is intended as a replacement or add-on part for electric drills and angle grinders (with appropriate coolant) to perform precise holes in hard ceramic materials. A side hole improves removal of drilled material and the design supports both dry and wet drilling in stoneware, ceramic, marble, porcelain and hard tiles, making it suitable for workshop and DIY tasks where compact, accurate drilling is required.

Advantages

The accessory combines a durable steel body with a diamond-grit cutting edge to deliver sharp, high-precision and smooth cuts while maintaining corrosion-resistant aesthetics thanks to the golden surface finish. Its modest weight and compact form factor improve handling during manual work, and the side hole facilitates efficient debris extraction to reduce clogging during drilling. The construction supports both dry and wet operation and is compatible for use with angle grinders when coolant is applied.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in stone countertops and tiles
• Creating openings for water inlets and drains
• Installing electrical light points through hard ceramic surfaces
• General workshop and DIY tile and stone drilling tasks

Key specifications

• Material: steel with golden finish
• Cutting edge: vacuum-brazed diamond grit coating
• Weight: 160 g
• Drilling modes: suitable for dry and wet drilling
• Compatible tools: electric drills and angle grinders (use coolant with angle grinders)
• Application materials: stoneware, ceramic, marble, porcelain, hard tiles
• Feature: side hole for efficient material removal

How to use

Mount the accessory securely in the chuck of a compatible electric drill or an angle grinder designed to accept such attachments. For angle grinder use, provide appropriate coolant to prevent overheating and protect the diamond coating. Position the accessory on the marked drilling point, start at low speed to establish the hole, then increase speed as needed while applying steady, moderate pressure. Use wet drilling where possible for harder materials to extend tool life and improve cutting performance. Clear the side hole and drilling area regularly to remove debris and maintain cutting efficiency.

Usage recommendations

Confirm compatibility with your drill or grinder model before use. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment—eye protection, gloves and dust mask—when drilling hard ceramic materials. For best results on stone countertops and porcelain, use wet drilling and intermittent cooling breaks to avoid overheating and to prolong the life of the diamond-grit cutting edge.