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Fireplace / Firebrick
We have a woodburning fireplace we are converting to gas logs. I am trying to
drill a hole to accommodate the gas pipe through the floor in a front corner of the firebox to a utility space under the house. I get through the firebrick, about 3 1/2", and then hit something my carbide bit cannot penetrate. Does anyone have a suggestion how to detect what I'm hitting? Do they use steel plate reinforcement in fireplace construction? Any help is appreciated. |
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