Cut Clean, Precise Holes with Arranged Diamond Hole Saws

MARSHALLTOWN Arranged Diamond Hole Saws cut faster, cleaner, and are built to last.

4/7/2026

If your tiling project requires you to work around pipes, electrical outlets, and fixtures, having the right tools is essential for creating accurate, smooth holes and preventing the need to patch or sand.

MARSHALLTOWN Arranged Diamond Hole Saws deliver clean, precise cuts with minimal chipping, every time, and this guide will show you why professionals prefer them.

Designed for Clean, Precise Cuts in Tough Materials

The MARSHALLTOWN Diamond Hole Saws are compatible with stone, porcelain, and ceramic. Each one features an order-arranged diamond pattern that allows the saw to cut faster while maintaining sharpness for extended use. These are built for demanding applications where standard bits often fail.

man using an angle grinder with a diamond hole saw

Built for Speed, Durability, and Performance

Engineered for fast cutting and a long tool life, the arranged diamond pattern helps maintain consistency over time. In fact, the Arranged Diamond Hole Saws will last up to 20X longer than many competitor products, reducing replacements and downtime. For added flexibility on the job, these can be used wet or dry.

Versatile Tools for Tile Installers

The Arranged Diamond Hole Saws are compatible with most angle grinders and can even be used with a drill when paired with the MARSHALLTOWN Drill Adapter. Sizes vary from 3/16” to 3” to accommodate common plumbing and fixture openings. MARSHALLTOWN also offers kits, milling cones, and milling bits to help installers reshape and enlarge holes when needed.

attaching diamond hole saw to an angle grinder

attaching diamond hole saw to a drill with the drill adapter

See Them in Action

Get the job done right the first time with tools built for accuracy, speed, and durability. MARSHALLTOWN’s Arranged Diamond Hole Saws deliver the clean, precise results professionals rely on for every tiling project.

FAQs

Q: What is a diamond hole saw used for?

A: A diamond hole saw is designed to drill clean, round holes in hard materials like porcelain tile, ceramic tile, natural stone, and glass. Professionals commonly use them to create openings for plumbing pipes, shower valves, electrical outlets, and fixtures.

Q: Can you drill through porcelain tile with a hole saw?

A: Yes. Porcelain tile is very dense, but a diamond hole saw is specifically designed to cut through it. Tools like the MARSHALLTOWN Arranged Diamond Hole Saws cut efficiently while minimizing chipping around the hole.

Q: Do you need water when using a diamond hole saw?

A: Diamond hole saws can be used wet or dry. Using water helps cool the bit and can extend its lifespan, especially when drilling through hard materials like porcelain or stone. However, many modern diamond hole saws are designed to perform well in dry applications as well.

Q: How do you drill a hole in tile without cracking it?

A: To avoid cracking tile:

Use a diamond hole saw
Start drilling at a slow speed
Apply light pressure
Keep the bit steady while cutting
High-quality tools, such as those from MARSHALLTOWN, are designed to reduce chipping and produce cleaner holes

Q: Can you use a diamond hole saw with a regular drill?

A: Yes. The MARSHALLTOWN Drill Adapter (DTTA) allows installers to use hole saws designed for grinders with a standard drill.

Q: What tool is best for drilling holes in tile?

A: The best tool depends on the situation:

Angle grinder with a diamond hole saw for fast cutting
Drill with a diamond hole saw adapter for controlled drilling
Diamond milling bits or cones for adjusting or enlarging holes

Q: How long should a diamond hole saw last?

A: Tool life depends on the material and how it’s used, but high-quality diamond hole saws are built for durability. MARSHALLTOWN Arranged Diamond Hole Saws last up to 20X longer than competitor hole saws.

Q: What sizes do tile hole saws come in?

A: The MARSHALLTOWN Arranged Diamond Hole Saws are available in multiple sizes, including options up to three inches for larger plumbing or fixture openings.