2" Diamond Core Drill Bit for Granite, Marble, Porcelain Tile & Stone, Continuous Rim, 3" Cutting Depth, 5/8"-11 Thread for Angle Grinders - CrownForce
2" Diamond Core Drill Bit for Granite, Marble, Porcelain Tile & Stone, Continuous Rim, 3" Cutting Depth, 5/8"-11 Thread for Angle Grinders - CrownForce
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Clean 2" holes in granite, marble, and porcelain tile.
The CrownForce CF-SC-50 cuts 2" (50mm) holes up to 3" deep, wet or dry, right on the angle grinder you already own.
Why it works▼
- Continuous rim. A solid diamond ring cuts a smooth, chip-free edge in tile and polished stone.
- Diamond side strips. Grit on the barrel speeds up the cut and lets you shave a hole slightly wider.
- 3" cutting depth. Goes through 2cm and 3cm countertops, tile, and stone treads and caps in one pass.
- No core rig needed. 5/8"-11 thread spins right onto your angle grinder.
- Wet or dry. Wet for the longest bit life on granite. Dry for quick work on tile.
Specs▼
| SKU | CF-SC-50 |
| Diameter | 2" (50mm) |
| Max cutting depth | 3" (75mm) |
| Rim | Continuous |
| Thread | 5/8"-11 (standard US angle grinder) |
| Use | Wet or dry |
| Materials | Granite, marble, quartz, porcelain and ceramic tile, natural stone |
Before you drill▼
A 2" hole is a common size for pipe and drain pass-throughs in tile and stone. Always check your part's spec sheet first.
- Pipe and conduit: 1-1/4" (1.66" outside) fits with room to seal. 1-1/2" (1.9" outside) is a snug fit, so measure first. 2" PVC (2.375" outside) won't fit.
- Material thicker than 3" needs a longer core bit.
- Not made for concrete or pavers. Use a segmented concrete core bit for those.
Need a smaller hole?▼
See the CrownForce 1-3/8" stone core bit for faucet and fixture holes.
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This thing performs. Cuts smooth and fast. I used it on my Vevor core drill for an ADA signage install in a sidewalk, and it powered through 8" of 3000psi concrete like it was nothing. After 6 holes I could barely see any wear on it. Feels built to last.