Hi All:
I've been wasting my time trying to drill holes through porcelin tiles.
I'm in the last stages of installing a roman bath tub and the last part
is getting the taps installed through these tiles. What is the most
efficient way to do this. Running out of patience... (GRRR)
Guy
Hi Guy,
Your best bet is to score the point where you have to drill with a hammer
and nail, hitting it just enough to gouge an indentation, and possibly
remove some of the glaze off the tile to reduce sliding of the drill bit.
I would also suggest you use a good quality bit, if you have the
There's a special brill bit for this. I got mine at Ace Hardware and for
the life of me I can't remember just what there called.
: [BlindHandyMan] Drilling Porcelin Tiles
Hi All:
I've been wasting my time trying to drill holes through porcelin tiles.
I'm in the last stages of installing a roman bath tub and the last part
is getting the taps installed through these tiles. What is the most
efficient way to do
I would also add that masonry bits will also do a good job, so you don't
always need to get the diamond bits.
Victor
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was referring to for
about $34.
RJ
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Hi All:
I've been wasting my time trying to drill holes through porcelin tiles.
I'm
