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![]() "Tim W" wrote in message ... "Anode" notvalid wibbled on Saturday 26 September 2009 01:03 "Jules" wrote in message news ![]() On Fri, 25 Sep 2009 22:43:20 +0000, YAPH wrote: SDS will do it, but will make a mess on the break-out side. Drilling a smaller pilot hole and then expanding it to 25mm will be easier and make less mess. Or if there's access, drill the pilot and then drill the "last inch" or so of the hole from the other side. Thanks for the suggestion. However in this case I have access to one side only. Anode. Use a TCT core cutter. Use hammer until you are within the last 2cm (go by measurement) then turn hammer off and go slow. The last 2cm will take some time but you should come out with minimal damage. -- Tim Watts Thanks for your help Tim. I shall probably do the job in the way you describe, so I get a hole big enough to be able to use some adequate sleeving. Anode. |
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