Drilling granite

[unguided1]

Sorry our core bits are 32mm deep only and for use on granite worktops to a depth of 30mm.

Not much good for you.

http://www.*********.com/project3/10.jpg
Our diamond cores are only 32mm deep. Ideal for granite worktops in kitchens but not 15" walls...

http://www.*********.com/toolfair/3.jpg

But if you are looking for decent cutters.
We have nice bits.
http://www.*********.com/toolfair/2.jpg

Worth a look

So is that where cornish wimmin keep theyre pasites!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[GQuigley67]

getting professionals in to do it with the water cooling cores, doesnt that create alot of muck and mess ? I've seen them used on sites but in a customers house you'd probably need to cover everything around it lol

 

[unguided1]

thats wot wimmin is for ter clear up the mess!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Alpha man]

Sorry our core bits are 32mm deep only and for use on granite worktops to a depth of 30mm.

Not much good for you.

http://www.*********.com/project3/10.jpg
Our diamond cores are only 32mm deep. Ideal for granite worktops in kitchens but not 15" walls...

http://www.*********.com/toolfair/3.jpg

But if you are looking for decent cutters.
We have nice bits.
http://www.*********.com/toolfair/2.jpg

Worth a look

Does she come with your drill bits?????

 

[tradesmen11]

1 .Insert a core drilling bit into your drill motor. Do not use a masonry bit. They are not strong enough to adequately drill through granite.


2 .Place a white bottle cap--one you would find on a medicine bottle--over the area on the granite where you will drill. The cap opening must face up.


3.Press a plumber's putty around the base of the medicine cap. The putty will hold the cap in place and form a damn around the cap.


4. Pour any type of oil into the cap up to 1/4 inch from the top. The putty will keep the oil from leaking out onto the granite.

5.Position the drill bit inside the cap with oil and begin to drill. Let the drill spin for 10 seconds, then allow the drill to sit in the oil and cool down for 10 seconds.

6.Continue drilling for 10 seconds and cooling down for 10 seconds. Alternate the procedure until you've drilled through the granite.

 

[unguided1]

1 .Insert a core drilling bit into your drill motor. Do not use a masonry bit. They are not strong enough to adequately drill through granite.


2 .Place a white bottle cap--one you would find on a medicine bottle--over the area on the granite where you will drill. The cap opening must face up.


3.Press a plumber's putty around the base of the medicine cap. The putty will hold the cap in place and form a damn around the cap.


4. Pour any type of oil into the cap up to 1/4 inch from the top. The putty will keep the oil from leaking out onto the granite.

5.Position the drill bit inside the cap with oil and begin to drill. Let the drill spin for 10 seconds, then allow the drill to sit in the oil and cool down for 10 seconds.

6.Continue drilling for 10 seconds and cooling down for 10 seconds. Alternate the procedure until you've drilled through the granite.

I still reckon a cornish man on the promise of a pasty would be quicker!!!!!!!!!!!