3/16" Drill Bit for Plastic (Acrylics, Plexiglas, Lexan, ABS, PVC, and More) for Hand Held Drills
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Description
🔧 Drill Like a Pro—Unleash Your Inner Craftsman!
- DURABILITY REDEFINED - Diamond dust coating ensures longevity and sharpness.
- PROFESSIONAL QUALITY - Engineered specifically for handheld drills, elevating your toolkit.
- USER FRIENDLY DESIGN - No chipping, cracking, or melting—just smooth drilling.
- PRECISION ENGINEERING - Crafted for flawless, chip-free holes in plastics.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Perfect for Acrylics, Plexiglas, Lexan, ABS, PVC, and more.
This 3/16" drill bit is designed for precision drilling in various plastics, featuring a 3.5" overall length and a diamond dust coating for enhanced durability. Its high-speed steel construction ensures clean, chip-free holes without the hassle of chipping or melting, making it an essential tool for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts.
Reviews
G**G
Perfect for Lexan
These bits are used in aircraft light covers and work beautifully. No cracking or splitting.
F**N
Does as Advertized
This drill really works in acrylics, some other drill bits say they will work in acrylics but cause chipping.
R**S
works great.
Works great on Plexiglas, no breakage.
L**N
Great drill bit.
Does exactly what it’s supposed to do and that’s drill holes in acrylic without chipping or splintering.
C**2
Perfect on acrylic
Like a hot knife through butter with zero tear out!
S**.
Correct tool for the job
This bit made short work of drilling holes in acrylic light panels. The bit is self centering and exhibited no cracking, chipping, or tearing after drilling numerous holes. It was truly a joy to use after struggling to drill decent holes in the same material with a standard bit.
D**R
Perfect!
Perfect for what I needed to put my boat windshield on !
W**3
Worked like a charm
This bit drills clean, crack-free holes as close as 3/8" from the edge of acrylic sheet as thin as .080". I made starting dimples using a sharp awl and used this bit in a variable speed electric drill turning slowly. Worked like a charm.
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