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NON SLIP TILE DRILLING GUIDE

  • This durable stainless steel tile drill guide is excellent for steadying a drill bit when drilling the hardest of tiles to soft tiles including, glass and stone surfaces preventing damage to the decorative surface from slipping or scratching. Can be used wet or dry. 
  • The rubber suction cup prevents slipping and cracking of the tile. Simple and easy to use with quick release.
  • Drill range 5mm - 60mm
  • Can also be used on Plastic and metal and other glossy surfaces with suitable drill bit.

V.A.T is calculated at time of checkout

Cuts concrete, asphalt, stone, and brick

Longer lifespan with industrial diamond segments

High-speed cutting for maximum efficiency

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Tile Drilling Guide suction ACC-TDVG

by Accura
Ultra-Fast Cutting
Extended Blade Life
Industrial-Grade
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NON SLIP TILE DRILLING GUIDE

  • This durable stainless steel tile drill guide is excellent for steadying a drill bit when drilling the hardest of tiles to soft tiles including, glass and stone surfaces preventing damage to the decorative surface from slipping or scratching. Can be used wet or dry. 
  • The rubber suction cup prevents slipping and cracking of the tile. Simple and easy to use with quick release.
  • Drill range 5mm - 60mm
  • Can also be used on Plastic and metal and other glossy surfaces with suitable drill bit.

V.A.T is calculated at time of checkout

Cuts concrete, asphalt, stone, and brick

Longer lifespan with industrial diamond segments

High-speed cutting for maximum efficiency

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