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BIHUI Quick Change Diamond Drill Bits

by BIHUI
SKU DBDQ06
Original price $13.95 - Original price $83.95
Original price
$13.95
$13.95 - $83.95
Current price $13.95
Size: 1/4" (6mm)

Swap sizes in a snap, drill all day. BIHUI Quick Change Diamond Drill Bits use a universal quick-change shank to switch sizes instantly — no mandrels, no tools — while a premium diamond coating cuts clean holes through hard porcelain, glass, marble, and stone with reduced chipping. Built for pros who drill constantly.

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Diamond drill bits with a universal quick-change shank for fast, chip-controlled tile drilling.

  • Quick-change: Universal shank swaps bit sizes instantly — no tools or adapters
  • Materials: Porcelain, glass, marble, ceramic, and stone
  • Coating: Aggressive diamond matrix for clean holes with smoother edges
  • Use: Shower walls, backsplashes, countertops, and dense floor tile
  • Build: Pro-grade, built for repetitive drilling
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BIHUI Quick Change Diamond Drill Bits — Swap Sizes Instantly, Drill Clean Holes

Stopping to chuck and re-chuck bits between hole sizes wastes time on a job full of penetrations. BIHUI quick-change diamond drill bits use a universal shank that swaps bit sizes instantly — no tools, no adapters — so you move from a small anchor hole to a large fixture without breaking stride. An aggressive diamond matrix drills clean holes with smoother edges in porcelain, glass, marble, ceramic, and stone.

They're built for the real work: shower walls, backsplashes, countertops, and dense floor tile. Pair them with cooling wax to keep the bits cool and extend their life on dry holes.

Why Tile Pros Choose It

  • Instant size swaps: Universal quick-change shank — no tools or adapters
  • Clean holes: Aggressive diamond matrix leaves smoother edges
  • Versatile materials: Porcelain, glass, marble, ceramic, and stone
  • Built for the job: Shower walls, backsplashes, countertops, floor tile
  • Pairs with wax: Cooling wax extends bit life on dry holes
  • Keeps you moving: Less downtime between hole sizes

Pro tip: Start at an angle to break the glaze, then bring the bit vertical, and keep it cool with water or cooling wax — heat is the enemy of any diamond bit. Ease off as you break through to avoid blowing out the back of the tile.