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At a Glance
Why Choose This Product
Helps prevent diamond drill bits from wandering across the surface
Delivers water directly to the cutting edge during drilling
Suction cup holds the guide against the work surface
Accepts electroplated drill bits from 3/16" through 1-3/8"
Supports drilling in natural stone, ceramic, porcelain and glass tile
Releases and moves between drilling locations in seconds
Product Information
The Alpha® Drill Guide & Water Delivery System gives compatible electroplated diamond drill bits a stable starting position on marble, granite, ceramic, porcelain, and glass tile. The drill bit guide helps prevent the bit from wandering across the surface when starting a hole.
The system supplies water directly to the cutting edge during drilling. Cooling the diamond drill bit supports cutting performance and service life while combining guidance and water delivery in one accessory.
A suction cup creates a vacuum that secures the portable drill guide to the work surface during drilling. After completing a hole, the guide can be released and moved to the next drilling location in seconds.
The guide accepts electroplated drill bits from 3/16" through 1-3/8" in diameter. It is particularly useful with 1/4" bits when drilling anchor holes for towel bars, soap dishes, shelves, cabinets, and shower door frames.
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Common Questions
The guide accepts compatible electroplated drill bits ranging from 3/16" through 1-3/8" in diameter.
A suction cup creates a vacuum that secures the guide to the work surface, providing a stable starting position for the drill bit.
Yes. The system supplies water to the cutting edge during drilling to cool the diamond bit and support its cutting performance and service life.
The guide is intended for drilling marble, granite, ceramic, porcelain, and glass tile with compatible electroplated diamond drill bits.
Yes. It is particularly useful for drilling 1/4" anchor holes when installing towel bars, soap dishes, shelves, cabinets, shower door frames, and similar accessories.
Yes. The vacuum-secured guide can be released and moved to the next drilling location after completing each hole.