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Dec 23, 2024
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Stucoug83
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Ceramic are probably the issue. Fins some good porcelain bits at a tile store
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Drilling holes in porcelain tiles is..... Awful 😔😔😔😔
Xenon
8:41am
What is the situation? Done it 100's of times
Stucoug83
8:44am
Mounting shower hardware at SIL place.
Xenon
8:51am
Ceramic are probably the issue. Fins some good porcelain bits at a tile store
Stucoug83
8:55am
Ok, what we have is tungsten carbide tipped
Xenon
9:05am
Diamond tip hollow bits.
Stucoug83
9:12am
Yep ...thanks. Probably a hardware store run in my future!!!
Xenon
9:16am
Having the right tool makes a huge difference. Buy some good bits for the drill and it will go way faster.
cheezedawg
9:00am
Ok looks like I got the wrong bit....
Xenon
9:09am
I remember one time I was trying to drill a few holes in a tile backsplash to mount a bracket for a new microwave oven
cheezedawg
1:02pm
Use the hollow diamond bits and a spray bottle with water, very easy
kooogar
9:09am
This is accurate info
Stucoug83
9:11am
Yep.... Important note! Always ask CougarBoard before starting a project!!!
Xenon
9:12am
Great advice. Also drill through tape to diminish chipping.
cdr88
10:03am
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