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I am looking at renting a handheld coring drill and 4 " coring bit to
drill some ( about 12 ) weep holes in a 8" poured retaining wall ( all easy access) . The wall is also face with brick where I want to to drill about 3 more holes . How long would this take with a hand held wet coring drill per hole ? . As far at as the economics - A local concrete cutting contract wants about $5/inch of depth for a 4 inch diameter hole - t $40/hole for the unfaced portion, $60/hole for the brick faced portion . I can rent the rig for about $135 /day ( includes at Hilti handheld wet drill with a 4" X 12" coring bit w/unlimited wear included . Can I save any substantial $ by doing the job myself and is it simple . Recommendations and tips are appreciated . -thanks |
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