Is it hard enough to be drillable?
805375
I guess so.. It dries incredibly hard. I use it for wall repairs.. Window sills to even the surface... All I am is a purchaser.. why don't you contact the maker of the product ask them
805376
yes, as a matter of fact i just tried that few mins ago.It is also sandable, not so much paintable since it doesny absord paint like wood does.
805377
yes, as a matter of fact i just tried that few mins ago. It is also sandable, not so much paintable since it doesny absord paint like wood does.
805378
I used it on a table that had stripped out screw holes where the leg hardware attached. I let it dry for a day or so and then I drilled out the holes for the screws and attached the leg hardware. To the best of my knowledge the leg is still fine and this was several years ago. The table is one of several utility tables I used when occasion demands. When they say rock hard they mean it. So I guess the answer is yes. Hope that helps.
150392
It can be drilled very easily with a hole saw, remember to drill it from to top, and best drilled with a backup board underneath
1474278
Never tried to use it for that and it might do the job but I would think it would take a drill with at least a 1/2 in. drive for that.
534786
I think it could. You'd just want to be careful when drilling to avoid cracking the entire shell.
1499360
I would say so...Its a good tool and works well. Even if the drill doesn't spin fast enough, it will just take longer to complete your project
1483723
Not certain that this machine could handle that thick of material at the first drilling. Might want to drill smaller diameter to start and second drill with 1/2". Haven't drilled that type material. Probably could handle it. Use some type cutting oil to lubricate.
997012
Yes you can but be sure to run water on the area because a lot of heat will be generated and the heat can loosen the diamond grit quickly. Also, you should back up the area where you are drilling to minimize cracking. I put masking tape there too to help minimize cracks. And do NOT force the drill. Let it move forward slowly but at a high rpm.
1171458
Very easily in my case. I used a hammer drill and quality masonry bit. Took approximately 10 mins.
1914824
You will need to drill the holes yourself. If you're pretty crafty, it shouldn't be a problem
2009519
Yes. I am very impressed with this drill. Very powerful, and I drilled brick and cinder blocks with no problems. I hope this helps you. Ray
1293446
They are solid. They are small so you don't have any room to drill too deep, so you would need to be an expert and what you are doing.
1031899
It has drills. But I'm not quite sure if your wall is too hard to drill. Wood is easy to drill by it.
1374742
I don't think you'd have a problem. Basswood is fairly soft. I've drilled through pine and particle board without problems. It's a pretty decent little drill and I've been happy with it, it's done everything I've needed it for. Be sure the batteries are fresh.
1928545
It does not come ready to do that, but if you are a handy person, you could drill holes yourself.
729336
No! You need to use masonry bits, as they have a carbide tip on the working end. If you force it too much, using a spade bit, you could really screw up your drill...battery, or corded.
72579
Yes, but so can any but the worst of cordless drills. As Kendal mentioned you either want a special bit, and/OR to fasten the work down and be careful.
2235831
Yes tough you'll need a drill bit since this comes only with the dual drill bit.