In our tests, we cut ¼-inch ceramic, glass, and porcelain tiles along with ⅕-inch travertine stone tiles. Using the included high-capacity 4-amp-hour battery, we made dozens of test cuts ...

Everyone’s favorite Canadian is at it again. This time, [AVE] needed to cut a large hole in a stone countertop. They making coring bits for this, but a bit this size would cost upwards of $400.