Drill Bit Set Makita E-25410 for Glass and Tile, 5 Pieces

Makita E-25410 is a 5-piece drill bit set designed for precise drilling in glass and ceramic tile. Each bit is shaped and ground to reduce chipping and cracking when creating holes in brittle surfaces. The set fits standard drills and is suitable for controlled-speed drilling tasks typically found in home improvement and light professional installation work.

Advantages

The bits in this Makita set are engineered to produce clean holes with minimal breakout on the exit side, reducing the need for post-drilling finishing. Their geometry helps concentrate cutting action at the tip to start holes without walking, improving accuracy. Made for use at lower drilling speeds on fragile materials, the set offers consistent performance across multiple pieces and simplifies selecting the correct size for common installation tasks.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in glass panes for fittings and hardware
• Creating openings in ceramic and porcelain tiles for plumbing and fixtures
• Home improvement projects requiring precise holes in brittle surfaces
• Light professional installation work in bathrooms and kitchens

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 5
• Material compatibility: glass, ceramic tile, porcelain
• Intended use: manual or powered drilling at recommended low speeds for brittle materials
• Tip design: specialized geometry for reduced chipping and improved centring
• Shank type: compatible with standard drill chucks

How to use

Mark the drilling position clearly and secure the workpiece to prevent movement. Use a low to moderate drill speed and apply gentle, steady pressure; avoid forcing the bit. Consider using a guide or a piece of masking tape over the drilling point to help prevent slipping at startup. Keep the drilling area cool and free of debris; intermittent drilling and occasional lifting can help remove dust and reduce heat buildup.

Recommendations

For best results with glass and tile, use these bits at reduced speeds and with light pressure. Support the workpiece and clamp where possible. If drilling large holes or many holes in succession, allow time for cooling to preserve bit life and maintain hole quality.