You can use a masonry drill bit with a regular drill to drill holes through brick and other masonry without having to use a hammer drill. … This allows for high-speed drilling that results in penetrating through concrete or masonry in a short time. Using a regular drill takes longerRead More →
You need to make sure your drill is set to its lowest speed setting and set to “drill” mode. Using a drill on “hammer” setting will likely dull or damage the auger blades and slow down the drilling process. … The auxiliary handle makes the drill perform more like aRead More →
Occasional hard spots in the cast iron can break the tip of a drill bit if you apply excessive pressure on the tip of the bit. … Tapping a hole drilled in cast iron requires care to avoid breaking taps in the hole when you encounter a hard spot. CanRead More →
Porcelain tiles will have low water absorption. … Porcelain tiles are considerably harder to cut than ceramic. … They are denser and you can often tell from just holding a porcelain tile that it feels heavier than a ceramic of identical size. Check the price. … If a tile isRead More →
Plants that don’t like a lot of moisture will need a drainage hole for moisture to escape and for airflow to circulate through the pot. Another important function of drainage holes is to allow water to flush the soil of excess salts from fertilizers. How many holes do I drillRead More →