drill own holes?

[clmcg123]

who drills own holes or do you leave it for customer to do-if so,wot do you say??if you do own,do you use same method for different types of tiles??also,has anybody used 3655DRILLS yet and wot they like? i got a drill bit from tradetiler last wk,not used it yet.triangle shape,cost i think £4.think its supposed to cut upto 45mm(might b wrong ther).has anyone used them either and any good??

 

[ChaseTiling]

The triangle cutters are a great budget way of cutting holes in straight ceramics.

For porcelain etc, you will need to use a diamond hole drill, and plenty of water being applied when drilling.

You can also get 'spearhead' drill bits which are great for drilling screw holes into your ceramic tiles when fixing showers / screens etc to the walls and toilets to the floors.

All the best 🙂

 

[DHTiling]

the hole cutters from 365 drills are spot on, cuts porcelain and ceramics like a hot knife to butter, but use a spray bottle to keep them wet as you drill.......

 

[GazTech]

the hole cutters from 365 drills are spot on, cuts porcelain and ceramics like a hot knife to butter, but use a spray bottle to keep them wet as you drill.......

We have water cooling kit for around £20 plus whatever bits you need,very good for porce,and granite