Diamond Hole Saw Tile Ceramic Glass Porcelain Marble Drill Bit Tool - 38mm x 2

This item was good for my needs. Cut through an 8mm floor tile easily. I did some research first about this type of cutting and it was easy. I don't know how long this will last but has been used to cut 4 holes and didn't seem to degrade at all from what I can tell.

Needed to cut a hole in a tile for my toilet flush button. Did not want to pay arm and leg from diy store for one so opted for this cheapy for two. I firstly cut a 38mm hole in a piece off wood and them using stick pads i stuck it to my tile. This then was used to guide the hole saw onto my tile so it would not wobble all over the place. I then kept stopping and dipping the hole saw in water for lubrication and cooling. Worked a charm. Job done cheaply.

Great price and value, does what it says, cuts nicely and cleanly into the tile leaving no imperfections, really chuffed with this, attached to my drill and used dry no water needed.

Flew through 10mm porcelain tiles like butter, you need to keep dipping it in a bucket of water to cool it down, better than spending £50+ just for the make. Well worth the money, definitely recommend 👌

Very good product works very well and is reliable

The saw arrived promptly and is as advertised. It easily cut the holes I wanted but on withdrawing it from the last hole the disc/cup caught on the side of the hole and the shaft bent. If buying a hole saw again I would look for reinforcement at the junction of the shaft and cutting disc/cup.

Used this to cut a hole in bathroom floor tile, worked great and very reasonably priced

This hole saw was tasked with cutting 3 holes. It managed 2 and a half. The first 2 holes went well and the finish was good. Half way through the third tile, the saw buckled and twisted the cutting edge out of shape. Generous quantities of water were used on the cutting edge when in use to keep it cool and if the item hadn't crumpled in use I'm sure it would still be sharp. Unacceptable for a tool like this to be single use (actually 2 uses). £7 per hole seems a bit extreme..