How to Drill Holes in Fragile Objects Without Breaking Them | Shells, Sea Glass, Stones, Ceramics

In this video I show you how to drill holes in hard and brittle materials such as ceramics, stones, glass and shells.
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[@RabbidTribble]

Would you please list more specifics about the type/model/size of drill or drummel and drill bits you are using here? I am trying to figure out which items to buy to drill my shells, but I have never used a drill before and don’t have a clue.

[@tapewormjr.388]

Thank you!! I'm going to try drilling through a small sand dollar using this method, I hope it works!

[@cillhouetteasmr9743]

Such wonderful tips! Thank you!

[@cloudydays6277]

U need a disclaimer people to not use with plugged wires and only battery operated drills!

[@cosplaymemories1487]

This is genius! Thank-you so mich for teaching me!

[@carriekayak8530]

Thank you for making this video! It was very helpful

[@cattt6985]

Very handy, thank you!

[@user-xi6ud3gx1y]

Thank you very much. Good idea with the submerged item in water, but the conch-shell I tried to drill was UNDRILLABLE with the tools/drillbits you offered!

[@CraftyCreature]

Something as big/thick as a conch might require a more substantial drill. The hobby drill I used is more suitable for smaller item. Did you even manage to make a dent in it, or was it a complete no-go?
I'm quite curious to know what you're working on to want to drill a conch!

[@user-qi1qf3sj6l]

Where can I get the tools

[@VeronikaFeo]

Спасибо большое 😊😊😊 у меня получилось! Это работает🎉🎉🎉

[@myprayerforyou777]

I'm making mother of pearl inlays for a knife and I need to drill holes through it,what bit did you use? A diamond coated Dremel bit?

[@CraftyCreature]

Yes, I used diamond coated bits.

[@myprayerforyou777]

@@CraftyCreature i figured it out and posted a video on TH-cam on how to drill through mother of pearl because there were practically no videos for me when I needed help except yours but I figured it out and the Inlays are gorgeous on the knife

[@phyllisgalouskin3386]

What size drill bits do you use?

[@CraftyCreature]

2mm

[@lme30122]

What kind of bit? Ceramic diamond

[@peterherron3113]

What kind of drill do you use for that?

[@CraftyCreature]

I use a mini drill or 'rotary multi tool' but you can also use a hand drill or pillar drill.

[@RabbidTribble]

@@CraftyCreature I have heard that a “drummel” is good. What’s the difference between that and what you are using? Is there a reason your particular chosen tool works best for you?

[@Issymango]

Can you send the link where to buy those drills

[@CraftyCreature]

www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p4432023.m570.l1313&_nkw=hobby+drill&_sacat=0

[@robertcornelius3514]

Water and power tools. Bahahahahaha

[@hannahbrower747]

This is why I got a hand drill with changeable bits

[@9catlover]

Thank you so much. i bought some ceramic miniatures and want to make pendants. This will really help!

[@garymurawski1476]

so "cool" lol. any videos with glass?

[@CraftyCreature]

lol. Just this video, I'm afraid.