I melt pony beads to make sun catchers.I need a simple tool to drill a hole to hang.will this do that?
639885
It may but the plastic will likely clog the burr and will end up taking a long time. The burr is more like a file than a drill. You'd be better off with a small drill bit on an inexpensive rotary tool like a dremel.
1727811
The drill size or type doesn't matter. Take your time and when you do drill try to make a dam around the hole with plumbers putty. Add a little water and this will help keep the bit cool and not wear out too fast.
611983
My husband measured the bit he will be using to drill the holes for my pulls, and he said it takes a 5/32 drill bit, or if you want the hole a little larger, use 11/64 bit size. Hope this helps!
224625
No, I have this kit. This works like a cork/bottle stopper and the wire comes out of the top. It makes creating a lamp super easy though. No drillng!
770598
I am not sure I understand your question, but I used a drill bit for metal, and it worked perfectly.
1673329
Depending on how big the hole is yes it should work just fine. Personally I would use JB Weld for plastic for that.
933286
Yes, but check your gauges, when you are using high amperage gauges of wire you might be outside the sizing of this tool. What the tool does is pretty simple, but might not work for really hard wire.
154020
if you do drill, you will probably have to reinforce the drill holes with epoxy and wood or other filler. The thing is like 1/16" thick plastic with kind of a grid in the back of raised reinforcing ridges. You would be better off using oriented strand board.
1170143
Sorry, I can't answer that. I have used it only to drill holes in glass bottles and it works very well for that.
484415
I drilled a tiny hole in the glass of a outdoor light fixture that was getting some condensation for a weep hole, I used a pencil pointed diamond bit and took it slow.Worked fine but that was the only time I have used it to drill glass and have never used it on tile.
1383739
I think this cutter may work but may wobble at first. Be prepared to plug the large hole left by the cutter. You will likely have random holes due to random screws. Maybe buy a larger plug cutter and cut plugs out of the same decking (scrap). Suggest using a large, corded drill with a side handle. The bit may tend to grab. I like your idea; may try it myself. Good luck.
972305
I dont c a reason why you couldn't It depends how sharp your drill bit is. :-) it isnt super thick, it isnt a big safe. I woukd start with a thin bit than increase the size making bigger holes each time.
319953
That is exactly what it is made for!!I purchased it as another back up for my modeling.I drill in styrene plastic of various thicknesses, but when I purchased mine via Amazon it had info regarding Beading! It is a lovely set with a remarkable variety of bits! Just watch that the lips of the Bit box stick & have to be pushed one way!
1381430
Assuming that you have a vise to hold the bead, I suppose this drill would be OK. By the way, the drill does not come with drill bits so you'll have to purchase those as well unless you already have them.
1217384
This tool is used to set a screw on the bottom and side of what you are mounting. Screws not included. If used, glue is not requred
764778
I used a 3/16 concrete drill bit to make the hole in the concrete before I realized that the hanging hole on the décor was too large (not small) to fit. I then used picture hanging wire to go from the décor hanger to the concrete nail. I hope it will hold during hurricane season. Looks lovely.
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The swivel is made of a hard plastic, so I'm not sure it will work if you are thinking about drilling a hole through it.