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Drilling concrete
I'm about to drill (SDS drill, new 8mm masonry bit) into one of the concrete
panels of my sectional garage. In the past, drilling holes through the wall has always resulted in the inner surface breaking away, sometimes quite extensively, but this time I'll be drilling down through the bottom of the panel and into the garage's concrete base (to fit securing bolts). Is it safe to assume that because the underside of the panel is in close(ish) contact with the base, there's less risk of the concrete breaking? Any hints for drilling this sort of material will be gratefully received. Many thanks, Bert |
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