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A hole is an opening in or through a particular medium, usually a solid body. Holes occur through natural and artificial processes, and may be useful for various purposes, or may represent a problem needing to be addressed in many fields of engineering. Depending on the material and the placement, a hole may be an indentation in a surface (such as a hole in the ground), or may pass completely through that surface (such as a hole created by a hole puncher in a piece of paper). In engineering, a hole may be blind or through if it is partial or complete depth.

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    Brand new for April 2016 : Launch of box sets for diamond core tile drills holes

    Brand new for April 2016. Launch of boxsets for drilling holes into very hard porcelain tiles. Two sets have been revamped. The third is completely new. This boxset is based on our best selling bathroom fitters kit the "All in one solution" A slimline 600g set...
  2. T

    Leaking cistern on close coupled wc

    We've installed a new close coupled wc in the bathroom. It is the type which have a rubber doughnut washer on the flush valve outlet to seal the flushing water flowing from the cistern flush valve to the pan, and two long plastic bolts which feed through two holes in the cistern bottom through...
  3. stani

    Anyone else see this gem

  4. JCplumb

    Dual flow basin mixer?

    Anyone know of an inexpensive dual flow basin monobloc mixer? I can't seem to find one under about £60 :(
  5. M

    Square tap holes...

    So when replacing taps on these for basins what do you use as some new taps don't even cover the holes. I have seen most of them stuffed with plumbers mait but not really keen on that. There has to be a better way?
  6. R

    Advice on holes

    Friends So, the shower cubicle to fit (not my house) has holes different to the ones already up. The new holes are just touching the existing which means if I drill in afraid it'll go into the existing hole & this the new hole will be much too big for the plug/screws etc. Any ideas on this...
  7. M

    When does plumber first fix

    On a building with modern engineered joist that you knock out. When do you first fix usually after the floor and all stud walls have gone up?
  8. J

    Missing Trim from Radiators? Can you Identify Manufacturer/Model?

    Hi everyone, My Mum just had all of her radiators replaced. She noticed that there are large holes in the sides of the radiators where the valves are. She's concerned about my neice (toddler) dropping toys/food etc into the interior of the radiators, or possibly injuring herself if she puts...
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    Can I drill a hole into a pyrex glass dish. How to drill holes pyrex with 365-Drills

    Client wanted to drill a hole into a pyrex dish. Can it be done? Well using ********* and PORSADRILL and following our guidance the answer is yes. Here is the video: https://youtu.be/FPY7k9dkI8g And as you can see from the image above of PYREX the answer is yes you can safely drill pyrex...
  10. T

    Storage tank, sparge pipe.

    Hi, has anyone ever fitted a spurge pipe into a cwst, 2000 lt. tank. L8 requirement. Any advice?. Thanks
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    Sink square tap holes - issue how to install round holed taps

    Hi. I am changing the sink taps but have found that the holes are in fact square. Not only that but that they won't budge at all - they're rock solid!! Firstly I need advice on how to remove the taps. I think they originally put putty of some sort and lead. Managed to get the back nut off which...
  12. D

    What size hole and protection sleeve is required for a 22mm holes

    I will be running a 22mm plastic heating pipe horizontally through a cavity wall (inside of garage to under floorboards in living room) and need to know what width and length drill bit to buy for the job. Its my understanding that the piping will need some type of sleeve around it to protect it...
  13. A

    dewalt 36 volt sds

    Hi, Looking for some feedback and reviews on 36v cordless sds drills if anyone uses them? lot of money to splash out... cheers
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    Looking for circular terminal flue guard with 4 screw holes

    Hello I'm looking for a new external terminal flue guard as our existing one has a hole burned through it and needs replacing. However it has 4 holes for screws instead of 3. Does anyone know where I can find one with 4 screw holes? It would save us drilling new ones. We need one asap to get...
  15. H

    hole saw for acrylic bath

    hi i have to drill tap holes in my new bath 32mm hole do i need a special hole saw or can i use a hss one i already own thanks
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    Recommended cordless kit

    Hi all Relatively new to install work having been heavily biased to boiler service and repair for the last 12 odd years. I have some powertools, which I've used for the odd install or upgrade, but am finding myself stuck, often, with what I currently have. So I'm after advice. I currently...
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    Drilling holes into a sanitary ware ceramic sink or basin how to project how do i

    Welcome to ********* and one of our projects which deals with drilling holes into ceramic sinks (Kitchens) or ceramic basins (Bathrooms). If you plan to drill a hole in a ceramic item then this project is for you! We include over 20 photos to give you the best idea on how to use PORSADRILL...
  18. rpm

    Cistern with holes

    Went to a leaking Saniflo today and found the leak from was from the concealed cistern above, local plumber had recently fitted new side entry valve and the water was spraying out sideways rather than going downwards but I noticed the cistern has two 40mm holes in the front face hence the leak...
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    Traditional freestanding baths?

    Hi all, We are currently looking for a back to wall or free standing bath - period design. Our budget is £500 or less - is that enough and what brands should I look for? Many thanks! Trev
  20. D

    milwaukee fuel m12 sds any good?

    Hi there I have been looking at the Milwaukee m12 SDS and am really tempted to get one as I have m12 stuff already,and thought a light weight drill would be nice as most of the holes I drill are 5.5mm or 7mm does anyone have one ,or the new light weight m18 SDS thanks
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