How do you mark a drill point on finished tile?

Flooring
Tile
Accuracy

A hole in glazed tile is permanent. Miss the blocking or the anchor point and the fix is a new tile, a new grout joint and a homeowner watching. The T1R Range sets the height off the finished floor, then its laser puts a visible line on the face so the mark can be checked before a bit ever touches the glaze. Heights come back out of the app on the next wall, so a run of fixtures lands at one consistent dimension.

How the drill point gets located

T1R sets the height off the finished floor
T1R laser line marks the face before drilling
Painter's tape takes the pencil, not the glaze
Confirm the reading before the bit lands
App recalls the height for the next wall

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The video sets a drill location on a marble-look tile wall: a strip of painter's tape takes the pencil mark, a laser line gives the height reference across the face, and the reading is confirmed before drilling. Everything happens on the finished surface, which is the whole difficulty. There is no scribe line to fall back on and no second attempt if the hole lands wrong.