Big Bob thanks for watching my video! You can have steady hands too if you touch with your left hand the tile and also the grinder. This is my tip for you! You can do it!
Tom Wakefield thanks for watching! Yes, it wasn’t easy when I started but if you take your time and if you have patience after a couple of trials you will cut like me. Thanks again!
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Zap Shocking thanks for watching! For small holes ( e.g. for shower pipes) I used to cut a square hole ( less than 2” ). The metal plate will cover the square hole. Soon, I will upload a video “How to cut a square hole for shower pipes”. If you want to Subscribe and tap the notification bell you will be notified to see how I used to cut a small hole. Thanks again! For natural stones should be the same procedure, depend on the thickness of the stone.
I take it that this was a demonstration of how to cut a circular hole in a tile. It seems to me that the hole was too big for the drain he was intending to fit. This is evidenced by the back nut on the underside!
BTW, to reduce cracking, put the tile in a piece of foam insulation, kerdi board or even wood ; cut circle out while on a solid backer board. You only need to put on the bucket for the final grinding of the inside circle.
I had to do this, I was stumped because I had a 4.25 inch diamond bit and I could not keep it in one place when I started to use it, so I started the hole with this method and the bit stayed in one place. perfectly. Great video
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Brian Reinhardt thanks for watching my video. Yes, with a drillpress is better and faster, but this video intend to help regular people to install a floor and they are on a budget, not for proffesional tile setters. Thanks again!
Uh...not a pro. What you showed people to do is more of a "pro" move than my idea. Anyone can pop a holesaw into a drill press and push a button. What you did takes skill and years of use on a grinder. So maybe the "professional" is you...
Nice precise work. Also, nice to see someone who actually uses their grinder with the safety guard in place.
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I have to do 3 of these 4 1/8” today. I wish I had your steady hands. Time is also an issue in production work. Thank you!!
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A patient man with talent is always good to watch! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks to you I cut my perfect hole in a tile myself today 👍👍 Cheers!
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I'm impressed! That is a perfectly round hole.
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Excellent video, great explanation and detail...I can see you take great pride in your work.
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that is serious precision. thanks for the video, it was very helpful.
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I appreciate your talent; cutting precise circles is not easy, but you make it look easy,
Tom Wakefield thanks for watching! Yes, it wasn’t easy when I started but if you take your time and if you have patience after a couple of trials you will cut like me. Thanks again!
Great! Not sure my hand is quite as steady but now I know how. Thanks
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This man is an artist!!
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Works a treat. Thank you.
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That is the most precise hole I have ever seen cut in tile using a grinder free hand.
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Spectacular!!! Thank you for the video, it is going to help me a lot
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Good video nice and easy he has good skills with the grinder.
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wow, incredibla...that is perfection...thank you
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Patience delivers best results...
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Excellent work....what disk did you use and I guess its a porcelain tile.
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great vid! ty Mate
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4" or larger holes seems possible with this technique for ceramic tile. What is your recommendations for smaller holes and natural stones?
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They make Diamond drill bits to drill out perfect holes
How many discs you going through a week there not cheap
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very nice
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In another life this guy performed open heart surgery with a 4 inch grinder
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great work...impressing, wish I had his patience.
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Da brauchst du ein gutes Auge, eine ruhige Hand und eine gute Diamanttrennscheibe. Gut gemacht.
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he is surgical with that angle grinder.
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Great cut, if I had 14 minutes. Patience is pronounced like this: PAY SHEN TS.
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What type of blade are you using?
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try opening from the other side , it takes me 3/4 min / hole .
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Great Job, Thanks.
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My mate said he wanted to make a glory hole in his bathroom and will use this technique. Is a glory hole another name for the sink waste?
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Very nice
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After all that effort think I would have used a semi round file not to cock it up with disc cutting when cleaning up circles.Well done all the same
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Great technique and I don’t see any chips 👍👍
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Awesome
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that was a φ100 i think . try an φ 40 same way lol .
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Very nice cut, but I don't think I would pay you hourly rate. 😝
bit like watching paint dry. .i had double speed and still seemed slow
I take it that this was a demonstration of how to cut a circular hole in a tile. It seems to me that the hole was too big for the drain he was intending to fit. This is evidenced by the back nut on the underside!
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What are you talking about? It fit perfectly.
Good
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just tried this. FOUR TIMES, every time the damn tile cracked. Feeling a little pee'd off right about now.
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How do you crack a tile using this technique ?
There are diamond drum grinding bits for a drill if you can’t figure this way out.
BTW, to reduce cracking, put the tile in a piece of foam insulation, kerdi board or even wood ; cut circle out while on a solid backer board. You only need to put on the bucket for the final grinding of the inside circle.
Jahn Kaplank thanks for watching my video! If your tile cracked try once again but wet that tile first. Sometimes works better.
everything look fine but try on a ceramic tile.
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Nice job and love your voice is it real?
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Nice 👍
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great job why didnt you flip tile over and smooth hole from other side at end?
Impressive skills. Good job. Thank you for the lesson.
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I had to do this, I was stumped because I had a 4.25 inch diamond bit and I could not keep it in one place when I started to use it, so I started the hole with this method and the bit stayed in one place. perfectly. Great video
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That is a superb piece of work and very clearly explained. Many thanks.
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Not sure where that accent is from but I do know that European craftsmen know how to do things right.
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Thats the way to do it!
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You are a master of your work. Thanks for your generosity.
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I use a diamond tipped hole saw on a drillpress...30 seconds.
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Uh...not a pro. What you showed people to do is more of a "pro" move than my idea. Anyone can pop a holesaw into a drill press and push a button. What you did takes skill and years of use on a grinder. So maybe the "professional" is you...
That is fantastic! Thank you!
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great vid , i learned something lol
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Well done; the cleanest I have seen. Thank you for the lesson.
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Nice vid .what blade is that?
Paul thanks for watching! It’s a 4 inch diamond blade.