The box lists all items included but not what they can be used for, are there any drill bits that can make holes in stone & glass? Which ones?
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There are sets of diamond burrs that you can buy here for $6- and get 30 bits. It's been a while since I got these and I wasn't impressed with how long the diamond bits lasted.
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Hubby says that all the diamond tipped ones can be used on stone or glass. ( the granular embedded ones).Hope that can help you!! :.))
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Holes in glass no, maybe some engraving with the diamond bits which can be found in the first picture in the right side of the box, but they are pretty soft though, you can check google or youtube for more information about each stone, but anyway this set is very good for a starter if you don't know what to get.
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There are drill bits & Dremel introduced a glass drill bit, but those are a few exceptions. Dremel typically builds its accessories to be used on the side, not on the tip. The tips are usually the weakest point of the accessory. There are 3rd party makers that might make bits that do more drilling.
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Carbon Fiber Material to cut or make holes you really are grinding them, so drilling or punching isn't going to do the job. The Hand Tool 950 is for gasket or soft type material. Diamond type drills, or grinding wheels embedded with Diamond is your best shot. Good luck!
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This machine is not suitable for drilling stone. It's a good machine for what it is and that is a very light duty, precision drill. I'm actually in the stone business and we typically use water cooled core bits. This drill can't handle them.
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you buy a drill bit for drilling plastic holes,shaped like a cone.homedepot has it
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The drill itself can be used to drive something that will cut the granite, but I do not know if the concrete core bit can be successfully used to cut the stone. I bet the manufacturer of the bit can answer that question.
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Drills, level, square, drill bits, maybe a socket set can't remember for sure. It comes with most of what u would need but it'll take u way longer. But it was well worth the value.
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I have not used it to cut gemstones but I have successfully drilled 3/8" glass with a diamond point bit. Hope this helps , Merry Christmas.
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No there were no drill bits included. It is easy to purchase a set of drill bits for Makita locally or on line. Home Depot carries Makita.
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Technically yes, drill bits with hex ends are available, that's all you can use. The speed however of the driver is pretty slow for drilling
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No, Sir, definitely not! Porcelain tiles are almost thick glass. They are fired in a super-hot kiln longer and hotter these days, which makes them tougher in which to drill holes. You'll need a diamond grit head bit..available at most Lowes and Home Depot for less than $20.00 (Amazon.com and perhaps find one for less, if you can wait for the mail truck). Talk to one of their technical experts in the Tile Department of your home improvement dealer, or you can go on-line to google a you-tube for a do-it-yourself video. The technique for success is to drill very slowly, not anything close to fast high speed, especially if the tiles are irreplaceable or pricey. And keep a plastic spray bottle filled with water handy to spray the bit and tile to keep them both cool. Good fortune to you, Sir. V/R, Howard
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I bought additional bits on Amazon. 3/4" gel bits will work on here. There are some currently available - with different grits. I like the color coded bits so you can tell with a glance at a color chart which grit they are. You can also get other bits from stained glass or glass fusing suppliers - google them.
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No, only the device and a carbide cutter. Not sure what you would use a stone on.
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I mounted some brackets for a shelf in cinder blocks (not stone but should work unless it's granite or something) and you will need a masonry drill bit for your pilot holes and specific type of screw (can't remember exactly), perhaps 'masonry' screw. Mine were blue (anodized?) and they have and will never come loose. It is..ahem.. rock hard.
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hard, hard question. You CAN chuck up a 1/2" drill bit in this machine. I think the problem will come in the drill speed. This machine DOES NOT SLOW DOWN much at all. the remarks of J. Sulivan are right on!! If I were trying this -- I would start with a small hole (1/16") and work my way up. Also you need to know that my experience in drilling glass is just about zero.
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I took pictures of the inside of my box hoping to be able to send you those but without your email address I'm unable to do that; this product is listed as a "drill/driver" set, and from what I can deduce by looking at everthing, there aren't any "hex" bits (there are some bits that "look" sort of like hex bits but I'm not certain. You may need to contact DeWalt or go to a hardware store that carries this item and look at it personally.
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Probably not. Simple round shank for a 1/4" and larger drill chuck, probably too large to fit a dremel tool spindle. You probably want to use a slow speed (variable speed drill) or you might crack the glass. I use putty to build a circular ring and fill it with water to cool the bit and keep hazardous glass dust down. Also wear a mask, safety goggles and gloves as always a risk of glass breaking.