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The Diablo DHS1375DG is a 1-3/8 in. diamond grit hole saw for boring through porcelain and ceramic tile, granite, marble, slate and glass with a hand-held drill. A continuous diamond rim is meant to cut cleanly with less chipping, and an open slot lets you push the plug out. It skips the pilot bit: you start at a 45-degree angle or use a jig. It fits Diablo's Snap-Lock Plus mandrel system for fast cup changes. Compared with carbide-tipped tile hole saws, diamond grit lasts longer in hard porcelain but cuts slower and costs more; it is a specialist tool for installers and serious DIY tilers rather than a general wood-and-metal hole saw.
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Owners of Diablo diamond grit hole saws generally report clean cuts in porcelain and long life compared with carbide bits, with the open slot making plug removal easy. The common complaints are a slow cut in dense tile and the need for a careful angled start or a jig.
The Diablo 1-3/8-inch Diamond Grit Hole Saw (DHS1375DG) bores holes in tile, stone, and glass. It has a continuous rim diamond grit edge. The diamond grit gives longer life and faster material removal. The continuous rim gives smooth drilling and reduces chipping in masonry.
An open slot design makes it easy to remove plugs. No pilot bit is needed. Drill at a 45-degree angle or use a jig. It works with Diablo's Snap-Lock Plus mandrel system for quick cup changes.
It drills porcelain tile, ceramic tile, granite, marble, slate, and glass. It is for use with a hand-held drill.
