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Bosch Glass and Tile Drill Bit - 3/16-in Dia x 4-in L - 3-Flat Shank - Carbide-Tipped
Article #19835550
Item #000330268
Model #GT200
Format 3/16"
12
.
09
Each
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90 days to return or exchange in original condition and packaging.
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Warranty
None
Description
Improve your precision with the Bosch drill bit. Made with a reinforced carbide tip, it cuts through glass and tile. A precision tip combines with a three-flat shank for a firm grip that resists slipping. The carbide-tipped drill bit also has an innovative geometry design that allows it to drill faster.
- Three flat shank provides superior grip
- Reinforced head maximizes bit life
- Precision-ground tip reduces bit walking
- Carbide tip for long life in hard materials
Product specifications
For Use on Brick
No
Warranty
None
Type
Rotary
Base Warranty Labor(Months)
0
Base Warranty Parts(Months)
0
Bit Diameter
3/16-in
Bit Diameter(in)
3/16-in
Bit Length
Standard
Brand/Model Compatibility
Fits most rotary drills
Case Type
N/A (no case)
Compatible Tool
Rotary drill
For Use on Concrete
No
For Use on Fiberglass
Yes
For Use on Metal
No
For Use on PVC
No
For Use on Rebar
No
For Use on Stainless Steel
No
For Use on Stone
No
For Use on Tile
Yes
For Use on Wood
No
Item Disclaimer
In-use/lifestyle images-tools/accessories not included
Material
Black oxide coated HSS
Maximum Drilling Depth
1/8-in
Package Quantity
1
Series Name
N/A
Set/Individual
Individual
Shank Size
1/8-in
Shank Type
Round
Tip Geometry
Pilot point
Tip Material
Carbide
Bosch Glass and Tile Drill Bit - 3/16-in Dia x 4-in L - 3-Flat Shank - Carbide-Tipped is rated
out of
5 by
1.
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Samuel K. from
What a Joke!
Got this to avoid using a hammer drill and risk cracking the fragile masonry project I was working on. Very frustrating however, as even with using water to lubricate and cool the bit, with minimal pressure, it wore down almost immediately.
Date published: 2019-11-19