Questions and Answers for DEWALT 5/8 in. Diamond Drill Bit

Name: 5/8 in. Diamond Drill Bit
Brand: DEWALT
SKU: 1005222829
Price: 21.8 USD
Rating: 4.7083 (24 reviews)

Internet #203298762

Model #DW5580

Store SKU #1005222829

5/8 in. Diamond Drill Bit

DEWALT

(24)Questions & Answers (5)

Diamond welded tip for greater life and durability
Reverse spiral thread delivers longer life and increased speed
Core ejection slot removes plug for repetitious holes

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Q:Will this go through granite?

by|Jul 17, 2022

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A: Yes, the bit will work on granite as well. Michelle, DEWALT Social Media Rep

by|Jul 20, 2022

Q:Would this drill work to drill holes in brick? Would this require water cooling or could it be done "dry"?

by|Jun 1, 2021

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A: Hello Brickman Thank you for your contact. We apologize for any trouble or inconvenience in finding information. This drill bit can be used in brick and masonry. Reverse-spiral threads enable continuous water cooling for quick, clean drilling. Best Regards Sherri C DEWALT

by|Jun 4, 2021

Q:Will this bit put a hole in heavy metal well pipe?

by|Jul 12, 2020

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A: Hello Mike, no the DW5580 is not recommended. This one is for for masonry use.

by|Aug 11, 2020

Q:How do I put this on my dremen

by|Jun 12, 2018

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A: Please contact the manufacture or your local Home Depot for assistance.

by|May 5, 2023

Q:I am installing a heavy duty door stop in porcelain tile then in concrete. As long as I keep water on the bit, will it drill through the tile, and then into the concrete (a total of 1 3/4 inches deep). Will this 5/8 diamond drill work through both materials? Is it long enough to drill deep enough for me

by|Dec 13, 2015

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A: Yes, but you must keep it flooded with water ,and you must "peck" at the hole.

by|Apr 17, 2019

A: Hi Robert, this is okay for the porcelain tile, however this is not the right configuration of material for the concrete. You would need a 5/8" carbide bit for concrete. The diamond grit on the drill bit is not strong enough for the concrete.

by|May 3, 2023