Grizzly T10537 User guide

MODEL T10537

ing loss can occur while operating this

7-PIECE GLASS/GRANITE

DRILLING SET

INSTRUCTIONS

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Introduction

This set features 6 diamond bits that cut through
mirror, non-tempered glass, ceramics, porcelain,
limestone, marble, and granite. DO NOT drill tem­pered glass! Tempered glass will shatter.

These bits can be used with a handheld drill or
drill press. Use a drill press whenever possible for
greater control and precision (see Figure 1).

Eye injuries, respiratory problems, or hear-

tool. Wear personal protective equipment to
reduce your risk from these hazards.

A

B

Figure 1. Model T10537 drill bit set.

Inventory

Description Qty

A. Drilling Guide .............................................. 1

B. Bits

DO NOT use diamond bits to drill through
tempered glass, as it will shatter.

3

⁄16", 1⁄4", 5⁄16", 3⁄8", 1⁄2 ", 3⁄4" ................1 Ea.

Drilling Speeds

Use the chart below to select the appropriate drill­ing speed (RPM) for the bit.

IMPORTANT: Use only light to medium pressure
when drilling. Increased pressure will not increase
cutting speed. Always ensure drill bit is properly
lubricated with water to prolong bit life and ensure
clean cuts.

Glass/

Bit Size Fiberglass

3

⁄16"– 3⁄8" 110 0 RP M 700 RPM 350 RPM

3

⁄8"– 1⁄2 " 800 RPM 550 RPM 300 RPM

1

⁄2 " – 3⁄4" 600 RPM 450 RPM 250 RPM

To prolong bit life and ensure clean cuts,
only apply light pressure to workpiece, use
appropriate drill speed for material, and
thoroughly lubricate drill bit with water.

Ceramic

Tile

Granite/
Porcelain

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WARNING: NO PORTION OF THIS MANUAL MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY SHAPE

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Guide Setup & Operation

If using a handheld drill, always use the included
guide to keep the bit centered.

To set up and operate guide:

1. Press guide down onto workpiece, then flip

lock lever, as shown in Figure 2, to secure
guide down.

Bit

Operation Tips

• To reduce chip-out or breakage, place a
backing board to support the workpiece and
reduce pressure when finishing the hole.

• Make sure the workpiece is clean and moist
so the suction cup grips the workpiece.

• Use an eye dropper or spray bottle to add a
small amount of water to the drilling area (e.g.
1 teaspoon at a time). Avoid using oil-based
lubricants.

• Harder materials may require a constant flow
of water to properly lubricate and keep drill bit
cool during use.

Lock

Lever

Guide Holes

Figure 2. Model T10537 guide set up for drilling.

2. Tug guide to ensure it is secure. If it moves,
release lock lever and repeat Step 1.

3. Add a small amount of water into guide hole

that matches bit size.

4. Insert bit into matching guide hole, turn drill
ON, and begin drilling.

5. Add water to guide hole to maintain slurry.

6. When hole is completed, unlock lever and

remove guide.

To remove plug from drill bit:

1. Spray water into access channels on side of

drill bit to remove built-up slurry.

2. Tap drill bit lightly against a soft piece of
wood to loosen plug.

Note: After clearing built-up slurry from bit,

a flat head screwdriver can be inserted into
access channels to push pug from drill bit.

3. Remove plug and clean drill bit.

• The amount of water required to properly
lubricate the bit depends on the porosity of
the workpiece. A good rule of thumb is to
start with a puddle of water approximately the
same diameter as the bit. Non-porous mate­rial, such as glass or marble, may not need
additional water (depending on the thick­ness). Porous material, such as slate or tile,
will slowly absorb water, which will require
replacement. Most importantly, never allow
the bit to run dry.

• As the groove gets deeper, move the bit up
and down while drilling to allow water to flow
back into the cutting groove, cooling the bit.
Add water if the slurry become too thick.

• Use minimal pressure while drilling to avoid
breaking the workpiece. Allow the drill bit to
do the work.

• The drill bit should never be hot to the touch.
Decrease pressure, increase lubrication, or
change drilling speed to keep bit cool.

• Always use the guide when drilling with a
handheld drill.

• Never use the bits in an impact hammer.
Doing so will cause the tip of the bit to split
and shatter the workpiece.

• Follow all safety and operation instructions
for your drill press or handheld drill. Avoid
exposing electrical equipment to water as
contact with water could cause electrocution.

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