3 otters 15-Piece Diamond Hole Saw Kit for Plant Pots, DIY Gardening & Crafts - Easily Drill Drainage Holes in Ceramic, Terracotta, Glass & Tile, for Gardeners & Hobbyists, (6mm-50mm / 1/4"-2")

Worked great, I was able to drill drainage holes in my terracotta pottery easily.

Well worth the price, as long as you follow the instructions and keep the bit cool with water so it doesn’t get hot they perform very decent. Also in mind the price of this set and it does well for your money. If this tool is something you foresee yourself using every day then you will probably want to invest in a more professional much higher priced set. If this is something you’re only going to be using a few times then this is the set for you. They cost under a buck a piece and you can’t beat that price. If this set is going to see a lot of use then it’s probably not going to stand the test. They are somewhat cheaply made but once again for the price they do a decent job for the price. I would probably buy again for my purposes.

A while back my wife and I did a pottery class. One of the pieces in particular was somewhat small and a little wonky, but had so much character I wanted to make it into a pot for a peperomia. After looking at a few options, I decided to give this set a try. It was the cheapest option and I honestly worried it might not hold up to even one use. I was surprised that it did the job well and quickly. The outer glaze was vary hard and the bottom of the cup turned pot was about an inch thick! However, once the initial cut was made, the bit did a great job going through the entire base. When I was done there was plenty of grit left on the bit to do another pot or even a few more if needed. Plus this came with quite a few sized bits, so I'd be able to do several more pots even if each bit only lasted 2-3 pots. If you are looking to just do a couple small holes in ceramic for a hobby, I'd definitely recommend this set. If you are doing this professionally as a tile layer or something, this will work, but might wear out faster than other sets. It also only has a solid cutting surface, no reliefs, and for my handheld approach it worked, but the final hole was somewhat irregular. That is no problem at all for my use case, but something to think about. Honestly though, I was shocked at how well it worked and held up for the price.

These hole saws are inexpensive and work very well for tile. I’m a tile professional and prefer inexpensive hole saws. Expensive ones seem to “disappear”, are expensive and cut slower. As with any whole saw for tile you need to use wet if you want them to perform and last. These worked at least as well as any whole saw for tile.... really even faster. And for the price these can’t be beat. Problem is as you wear out the common sizes you will be left with a bunch of sizes you don’t use often. If that’s really a problem?! Some reviewers complain about no centering. Centering in itself is an issue because the centering bit on other whole saws is carbide which works horribly and wears extremely fast plus it would make these hole saws much more expensive. You just have to know how to use them. Quality, price and effectiveness is why I will buy these again.

I got these in 20' and have since drilled a few holes in a few ceramic pots. Each drill bit lasts approximately 5-10 drills before the grit wears down. The biggest downside to these is that the chrome like finish is a coating on these, so as they loosen slightly during use, the chrome coat is stripped and gets onto what you're working and inside of the drill (even if cranked down with the tightening tool and you are using water to lessen friction while drilling). Otherwise, for $10 you can get 15 cheap bits to do a couple of small projects around the house, so it's a decent deal for many.

Clearly these aren't meant to be the highest quality tile hole saws judging by the price. I was not expecting a lot from them, as I only needed to cut a few holes. I was very much surprised! These did a great job on my tiles. I noticed a little chipping on the 7th hole I cut (in picture), but it will be covered by the escutcheon. The bits show some loss of diamond coating after use, but they are still usable (29mm bit was used, 25mm is new in picture). I'd never used a hole saw on tile before, and I found that if I clamped a piece of wood or tile with the the proper size hole in it over the top of my tile, I didn't have a problem with the saw walking away as others have noted.

Don’t expect to have these in the toolbox for year . But for $9. U get a lot of different sizes and they work for a few holes . Can’t ask for anything more than that . Drilled 2 holes with one size and 2 holes with another and cut like butter through both . I’m sure I could get a few more cuts but my job is done.

This product is great. After a few uses it doesn't work the best. Eventually they will dull out and have to be replaced.

Good enough, for the money. There's some reviews saying that they're only good for one hole - Well I've used one for two holes (I mucked up the first one, my fault) in ceramic tiles, and I reckon it would go again. Recommend making a jig/guide with a bit of timber with a hole in it the same size as the hole saw, to help guide it in. These are DIY grade tools, which is fine for the price - I bought the whole set for much less than one of the saws would have cost from Bunnings, and I do only need them to work a couple of times; I'm only renovating one bathroom. Realise that you do get what you pay for, but if you only need to make a few holes, then these are the go!

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This tool works great, you just need to be smart and make a jig like i did and cutting holes are easy

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