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When You Should Use Diamond Tip Drill BitsDiamond tip drill bits are used for extremely hard materials. Diamond tip drill bits are used for extremely hard materials. They are also commonly used in the oil and natural gas drilling industry. Diamond tip drill bits are used on stained glass, glass, limestone, granite, marble, slate, stone, fiberglass, porcelain, porcelain tile, ceramics and ceramic tiles. The chief reason that diamond tip drill bits are used on these extremely hard substances is due to heat build up during the drilling process. Regular drill bits do not chew into the harder materials as well as diamond tip drill bits do. Regular drill bits also cause heat build up in the material, which will result in heat fractures and breakages in the material being drilled. Regular drill bits also have too much speed and pressure for the harder materials, resulting in breakage, heat build up and heat fractures in the material. Diamond tip drill bits are also recommended for untempered glass, sandstone and marble, which are softer materials. However, the standard use of carbide tipped, spear point drill bits tend to cause breakage in these materials and cause chipping at the surface. The carbide tipped drill bits can also leave rough holes. Therefore, it is better to use diamond tip drill bits to ensure a smooth hole with no chipping and breakage. Diamond tip drill
bits are specially designed to grind through
hard materials. They require slow drilling,
lighter pressure than with regular drill bits
and lots of lubrication. These three factors
contribute to lessen heat build up which can
severely damage the material.
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