How to drill a hole through tile (ceramic/porcelain)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2022
- I felt I had to upload this video after seeing so many video suggestions pop up of TH-camrs doing it Wrong. After tiling for years I have never used a Diamond Hole Saw to cut through tile. They are expensive and only cut One size. With just 3 basic tools you can cut ANY size hole you want.
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Thanks Aaron. Appreciate this video! Great explanation
This was an extremely handy video. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for showing this technique.
If the hole would have to be cut on a tile which is already installed - then I think the drill bit would be needed.
Yes, your right, it would be easier with a costly drill bit if it were on the wall already. But! .. It Can be done! I've done it many times. I think I will do a video on how to do that. Great feed back marttanek.
Very useful video, thank you.
Awww mate.. if you need some tiling done just give us a yell, I'll come do it for ya 😁
i hope to become handy one day. Thank you for putting this kind of stuff out!
Your welcome. If there are things you would like to have demonstrated, Please ask. Your feed back is most valuable.
@@AaronHahnStudios woodworking stuff would be cool to learn about
@@Ccz345 Perfect, I am putting together a "Workshop" series including a lot of that. We have soak well video to come first, but stay tuned .. "Better video's to come" 😉
It looks like patience is one of the elements to bring to tile jobs too! Soon I must drill holes 1cm distance away from old existing holes, on tiles already up (replacing a fan). I'm concerned 1cm is too close and it might cause cracking. However after seeing this it looks like tiles are composed of packed granular particles, so there are unlikely to be latitudinal or longitudinal 'grains' along which adjacent holes could multiply a weakness. Wood does this though. Still, I'm nervous about the close holes. I guess I must be extra careful and apply less pressure than usual, as I don't know where the gaps between glue are under the tiles. Thanks for all of the advice on your channel :)
I wish I could see your situation visually so I could help with your project. Sorry for the late response, I have been out at The Great Australian Bight working on my History aspect of this channel. I hope your project went well. All the best & take care.
@@AaronHahnStudios Hi Aaron, still haven't done it yet. They will be 6mm holes. I wish I had photos but don't unfortunately. Thanks for your reply. I'll just take my time with less pressure.
@@quatermass8 Only a 6mm hole!? Then you want This video :- th-cam.com/video/YNuWP0PzifM/w-d-xo.html
@@AaronHahnStudios Thanks. Great Video reference. As I'm not sure whether the job will present me with porcelain or ceramic, I've grabbed one of those cylindrical diamond core bits too. Whichever of the two textile types they have, I'm still going to take it very carefully. Thanks for the great uploads and for your help.
¡¡ GREATEST & BEAUTIFUL, THANKS 👍.
Great video mate, appreciate you sharing your experience. Any idiot can say just buy a hole saw, then not know what to do without one.
THANK YOU for your understanding. I'm just trying to save people money.
@AaronHahnStudios well you succeeded here. I originally bought a hole saw, turns out it was the wrong one and Hardware store is half hour away.. So I ended up cutting all holes with a grinder just fine. And returned unused hole saw for money back 😉😉