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3/8 Glastar Diamond Drill Bit

3/8" Glastar Diamond Drill BitGlastar

Price: $31.95
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Average Product Rating : 35 stars
Number of Reviews : 2
Good bit 3 stars
By UniquelyYours on April 10, 2009 - See all my reviews
Pros : Drills right through glass and is great for being able to add clock parts to glass.
Cons : Difficult to start where you want it without a lot of practice first.
Other Thoughts : I've used several tools and bits, and this is still my favorite for the difficult job of drilling all the way through fused glass.
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4 of 4 people found this review helpful
Reliable bit 4 stars
By Jennifer D. on November 8, 2010 - See all my reviews
Pros : I too believe this to be one of the best tools for drilling clockwork holes in fused glass projects. Generally it doesn't slide around and makes pretty efficient work of the scary task of drilling through glass.
Cons : I don't know that I got quite the advertised 50-60 drills, but I am sure there is a lot of room for variability. As the bit wore I had some issues with glass chipping and did completely ruin one nice project.
Other Thoughts : I usually make a smaller pilot hole first and that allows the larger bit to stay positioned.
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