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![]() I have a bit to drill a 1.5 bulkhead. Have drilled several holes in my tank. Very easy to do.
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![]() Ya, it's not hard. I need to drill for 3/4" and 1" bulkheads, so I need 1 1/2" and 1 3/4" bits.
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![]() Myka did you check with any of the local glass shops? Rumor I heard some will RENT bits out for cheap.
Also look at borrowing a 'right angle drill', it will be alot easier to drill with, and they're normally in the 0-800rpm range
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#14
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![]() I haven't found a regular drill difficult to use. I just use some gloves, and hang onto the bit as it turns. Once it has a bit of a groove going, it stays in the groove easily.
![]() I haven't tried glass shops, but I did try tool rental places, and they don't rent out. I have to get some glass cut, so I'll ask when I get that done. Thanks for the idea. BUT, back to the original question... Does anyone need any tanks drilled? ![]() |
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![]() I have 50, 60 & 75mm bits that someone is welcome to use if needed.
Regarding technique, I have done quite a few with no problem. Get some plumber's putty to build a dam around the hole. Then fill the dammed ( ![]() |
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