DRILAX Drill Bit Hole Saw Guide Jig Fixture Vacuum Suction Base with Water Coolant Hole

Product Description

Key Features

Minimum Drill Bit Dimension: 1/8″ to 3-1/4″

1/8″ to 1 3/4″ Diamond Hole Saws Use Plate Face A without Ball Bearings

7/8″ to 3 1/4″ Diamond Hole Saws Use Plate Face B with Ball Bearings

You can reconfigure the bearings and the plates as you see fit for the specific application.

No tools need, everything goes on and off with thumbscrews.

Guide for: Ceramic, Glass, Granite, Porcelain or any smooth surface where the suction cup base can hold on to – Including Walls

Instructions:

1. Adjust the sliding plate for the size of the hole saw – drill bit you want to use. One side of the plate is for sizes up to 1-3/4 inches and flip the plate for larger sizes up to 3-1/4″. For 1/8-inch drill bits, please remove the bearings.

2. Fix the guide using the suction base exactly where you want to drill the hole. Check the drill guide location and slider position before you start drilling. Measure – check twice and drill once.

For the suction cup, you need a 3-inch space.

3. Using water as a coolant, start the hole. You can spray the water or use the integrated hole.

4. Use the guide until the drill bit-hole saw makes an initial mark deep enough to keep the bit in position. You can remove the guide and continue drilling.

5. While drilling, keep using water to cool down the diamond drill bit-hole saw.

DIY TIPS:

1- This is a guide for diamond hole saws and its main function is to get the hole started on the right spot. Once the hole has started, the diamond hole saw will continue drilling. You will not have to use the guide all the way through the hole. After 1 minute of drilling, you can remove the guide. Guide and the ball bearings do not have to be there for the whole duration of the process.

2- Diamond hole saw applications require water for cooling. Thanks to this water, the dust turns into mud. If water is used, there should not be any dust to contaminate the work area.

3- Diamond hole saws will cut in either direction. You can run your drill counterclockwise. If you use the drill counterclockwise, it will tighten all the nuts as you go. You won’t need to worry about loose nuts and bolts.

4- This is a very versatile product; you can use it with or without the second plate. If you remove the plate, the V shape notch will be enough to start the hole. Once again, you do not need the guide for the whole duration of the drilling.

Side A and Side B

Wall Tile Application

Guide for Faucet Holes

Thanks to the strong suction cup, you can use this guide for drilling faucet holes in granite countertops.

Guide for Garbage Disposal Button Holes

Both the RO filter and garbage disposal button require holes in the quartz countertop.

Guide for Soap Dispenser Hole

The hole in the quartz countertop for the soap dispenser.

Guide for Faucet Holes

Quartz countertop drilled through.

Diamond hole saws can be used clock wise or counter clock wise.