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This item: 1.8mm Jewelry Drill Bits - 6 pack
$47.95
Great For Jewelry Making
Our fused glass instructors have found these drill bits to be the best for jewelry making. They loved the small size and fine holes they were able to drill in glass with the durable diamond coated tip. A very handy tool for glass jewelry artists. Includes six 1.8 mm drill bits. Attaches easily to a Rotary Tool, such as #67310, Dremel, or standard electric drill using Micro Chuck #76412.
Pendants below made by Jen Olsen and Jaime Dobson.
Cons : The last set I purchased made over 60 holes per bit and this set averages about 20 holes. Quite a drop and no change in procedure. Very disappointing.
Other Thoughts : It seems there is less grit on these making each hole worth more!! I make earrings and the hole per bit really makes a huge difference in pricing.
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