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Making 30mm hole in wall
Pretty basic question.
I need to make 2 holes each about 30mm diameter in a cavity wall. Usual brick external and block internal with blown fibre insulation. What is the best way to go about this? This is a one off that I don't expect to do regularly so I don't want to spend a fortune. I have a Makita drill with a 13mm chuck rated to 20mm of concrete. Bricks are red 1960s and not overly hard. Thanks for any advice. (This is one thing I can't see a way to do with my angle grinder unless I want to do a great deal of filling) |
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