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1. Mark back of the glass tile where you plan to drill a hole. Place the tile on a scrap piece of MDF board with the backside facing up. Align the drill bit with the reference mark and drill a small pilot hole.Flip the tile over.. Take a ball of plumber's putty and knead it into a 1/2-inch-diameter, 10-inch long roll. Join the ends of the putty to make a circle and place it around the area where you will be drilling. Press the circle of putty onto the tile to form a seal. This acts as a temporary dam to hold water while you are drilling.
8 Fill the saw's reservoir with water, turn on the motor, then slowly feed the tile into the blade. Make the first cut, then rotate tile and make the second cut to form the notch. 9 To cut round holes in tile, use a drill/driver fitted with a carbide-grit hole saw.10 Press the hole saw against the tile and slowly squeeze the trigger to cut through the glazed surface. 11 Once the hole saw's pilot bit has penetrated the glazing, increase the drill speed to bore through the body of the tile.ake the first cut, then rotate tile and make the second cut to form the notch. 9 To cut round holes in tile, use a drill/driver fitted with a carbide-grit hole saw. 10 Press the hole saw against the tile and slowly squeeze the trigger to cut through the glazed surface.