Carbide Glass & Tile Drill Bit Set, 4-Piece

Milwaukee’s Glass and Tile Drill Bit Set delivers clean, precise holes in glass and ceramic tile. Sharpened carbide with an exact-start tip minimizes walking, while a reinforced carbide head boosts durability for faster, longer-lasting drilling using standard drill/drivers.

Key Features:

• Exact-Start Tip: Minimizes bit walking for clean, accurate holes
• Sharpened Carbide Edges: Faster drilling in glass and ceramic tile
• Reinforced Carbide Head: Increased durability under high-speed drilling
• 3-Flat Shank: Reduces slippage in the chuck for better control
• 4 Sizes Included: 1/8 in., 3/16 in., 1/4 in., 5/16 in.; not recommended for porcelain

Specifications Table:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What materials can these bits drill?
A: They are designed for glass and ceramic tile and are not recommended for porcelain.

Q: Can I use these with a hammer drill?
A: Use with drill/drivers; avoid hammer mode to protect the bit and material.

Q: Do the shanks prevent slipping?
A: Yes, each bit has a 3-flat shank to reduce slippage in the chuck.

Q: What sizes are included?
A: 1/8 in., 3/16 in., 1/4 in., and 5/16 in.

Q: Are these carbide?
A: Yes, they feature precision-ground, sharpened carbide with a reinforced head.

Crystal-Clean Cuts for Sleek Surfaces

These Milwaukee bits make glass and ceramic installations feel effortless, delivering crisp, exact openings that keep surfaces pristine. I love the confident start of the exact-tip and the gleam of the reinforced carbide—tools that respect refined finishes. Use them to add flawless holes for polished hardware on a glossy backsplash or shower niche. Precision like this is a quiet luxury that elevates every detail.

AI Review Summary:

Across retail reviews, buyers report clean, accurate holes in ceramic and glass with minimal walking when starting; many praise the 3-flat shank for reducing slip and the value of the four included sizes. Positive comments frequently note durability for small projects and backsplash installs. Neutral feedback mentions slower progress on thicker or tempered glass and the need for cooling/lubrication. Negative experiences center on chipping or bit wear when used on porcelain or with hammer mode. Representative quotes: “Started exactly where I wanted and didn’t skate,” “Great for ceramic, just go slow and keep it wet,” and “Wore quickly when I tried it on porcelain—stick to glass/tile.”

Get clean, accurate holes in glass and tile—add this Milwaukee 4-piece carbide set to your cart today.

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