Hole cutter advice

[thompsonbrown]

I've used some of these they are great on radiator pipes especially when they come up from the floor

Same here, always use the chrome 15mm ones,
but only recently found out the do them for soil pipe.

 

[Deleted member 1779]

PORSADRILL DIAMOND CORES

How to use sizes 110mm, 115mm, 120mm, 125mm


1) As a template use Plasterboard.




2) The hole forms really easily

3) Stand on it - on top of the tile - and drill. USE WATER

4) Remove temporary guide. Drill into the socket formed

5) Take your time hole finished in less than 3 mins

PORSADRILL DIAMOND CORES:

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[prceramics]

grinder, score the hole the cut spokes in like a wheel and tap out easy takes a few mins

 

[PJ Tiling]

grinder, score the hole the cut spokes in like a wheel and tap out easy takes a few mins

That's how I do it at the moment

 

[High Peak Tiling]

Always used a 100/105mm hole bit on guide with water cooled bottle

 

[TJ Smiler]

Have always used a grinder too but it does my head in and whenever i try to score it and tap it out i just break the tile!! 8 years and i still can't do it lol.

 

[Deleted member 1779]

Yes 100mm or 105mm (we have all sizes)

if you have access to a pillar drill it can be more stable

(Not everyone does have access to a Pillar Drill !)

 

[Peter]

I burnt out a new Makita with a 115mm holesaw

Just use it on a corded drill now, but to be honest usually just grind a few spokes and nip. It's just as quick unless you need a very neat finish.

 

[Deleted member 1779]

This was a client project


(He took trouble to take photos and send them to us)

 

[Deleted member 1779]

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