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Drilling through hard tile
theGrinch
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Trying to add bath screen and I need to make 9 holes in wall tiles. Got a tile/glass drill bit but its taken 35 mins to make 1 hole.
Holes 7mm
I was told a diamond bit would be better. I have seen some for soft and medium density tiles, which has been doubt in my mind as to the one I need.
Any ideas for one please?
Holes 7mm
I was told a diamond bit would be better. I have seen some for soft and medium density tiles, which has been doubt in my mind as to the one I need.
Any ideas for one please?
"enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb
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It really depends on what tiles you have.
If you don't know, grab a diamond one as it'll work for all situationsCashback
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Get yourself a marcrist or armeg PTC. Slow speed and plenty of water
Sounds like grade 5 porcelainHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure0 -
maybe start with a smaller drill bit 1-2mm then work your way up to 7mm0
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