Drill Bit for Glass Expert+ 6.0 mm, set of 10

Drill Bit for Glass Expert+ 6.0 mm, set of 10 is a pack of straight-shank drill bits engineered for creating precise 6.0 mm holes in glass and glazed surfaces. Designed for use with standard drills that accept straight-shank bits, this set is intended to deliver clean, controlled drilling when proper technique, low speed, and adequate cooling are applied. The bits are supplied in a quantity of ten, offering replacements or multiple use on projects that require several drilled openings.

Advantages

The set provides consistent diameter and repeatable performance across all ten bits, reducing interruptions on jobs that need multiple holes. Straight shanks ensure compatibility with common drill chucks, while the specialised geometry of the cutting tip helps initiate cuts on hard, brittle materials like glass. Supplied as a set, the bits are convenient for workshops, glazing installers, and hobbyists who need spares or to outfit multiple stations.

Suitable for

• Drilling clean holes in glass panes and tempered glass with careful technique
• Creating openings in glazed tiles and mirror glass for fittings
• Craft and hobby projects involving glass components
• Window fitting, glazing repairs and installation tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 6.0 mm
• Quantity: 10 pieces per pack
• Shank type: straight shank for standard drill chucks
• Intended materials: glass and glazed surfaces
• Design: tip geometry suitable for brittle hard materials

How to use

Mark the drilling point on the glass and secure the workpiece to prevent movement. Use a low rotational speed and steady light pressure to avoid cracking; do not apply excessive force. Apply cooling or lubrication—such as water—continuously to reduce heat build-up at the cutting edge. Start with a shallow pilot approach to create a stable starting groove, then proceed gradually to the full depth. When drilling through mirrors or coated glass, protect the coating by drilling from the non-coated side if possible.

Usage recommendations

Always wear appropriate eye and hand protection. Use a stable drill guide or jig for perpendicular holes and keep the bit cooled with water to prolong tool life and prevent glass breakage. Test on a scrap piece where possible and replace bits that show visible wear or chipping to maintain clean hole edges.