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Reviewing Drilling Results and Tool Lifespan

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What happens here

After successfully drilling through a piece of Class 4 porcelain tile, the presenter removes the drill to showcase the result. The tile, having been used for multiple demonstrations, is described as being turned into 'Swiss cheese' due to numerous holes, yet it shows no cracks around any of the drilled areas, emphatically highlighting the effectiveness of the water-cooled drilling method in preventing material damage. The presenter also provides practical insights into the durability and capacity of the tool: the water tank typically lasts for two to three holes before needing a refill, while the drill tips themselves are robust, capable of drilling between 70 to 100 holes, depending on the specific hardness of the material and the drilling technique employed.

Goal: Evaluate the quality of the drilled hole and understand the expected longevity of the AquaShot components.

Tools and materials

  • AquaShot Drilling Attachment AquaShot — The tool whose durability and capacity are being discussed
  • Drilled Porcelain Tile — Displaying the results of the drilling process

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Okay. And this is a class four porcelain. You can see we've turned it in the Swiss cheese at the show here. Yes, you have. No cracks. That is awesome, dude. So the touch, two to three holes on this tank, 70 to 100 holes on those tips.

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