Glass/Tile Drill Bits
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Glass/Tile Drill Bits
Not really much call for drilling glass or tiles by the DIYer but for six quid, these may come in handy:
http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/sp ... 4-12-14-39
Could be useful for fixing things in a tiled bathroom, instead of using masonary bits.
http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/sp ... 4-12-14-39
Could be useful for fixing things in a tiled bathroom, instead of using masonary bits.
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I used to use masonary bits on tiles, then my brother gave me a cheap set of tile bits (the spear head type) They are just so much better. Don't even need masking tape to stop the drill wondering. Just push the point where you want and apply a little preasure and you hear it dig in to the glaze. Then drill away.
Shame my set as 6 and 8mm bits, but no 7 for standard brown plugs. Fitting the radiator this weekend I just use the masonary to widen it out after the tile bit was done.
Shame my set as 6 and 8mm bits, but no 7 for standard brown plugs. Fitting the radiator this weekend I just use the masonary to widen it out after the tile bit was done.
I am not a pro.
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