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How can I drill drain holes in ceramic containers for ornamental plants?
Sometimes I blow em out with masonry bits / hammer drill
8 Answers
- The Garage DudeLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
You need to use a ceramic drill bit. Sometimes called a diamond drill bit. Use water as a coolant while drilling. Avoid the hammer drill.
Source(s): Experience. - Anonymous1 decade ago
Make a 2" mark on all 4 side of container full to mark with water
then use a 12" or longer 7/16 Thur 1/2" drill bet FOR CEMENT drill your holes.
you can also you masking tape, cover the site
(over tape pass site) inside & out you can use sorter bit.
- 1 decade ago
I went to a hobby shop and bought a drill to put a hole in a mirror for a clock. The same will work for ceramics. The trick is to go slow with little downward pressure. HAMMKERDRILLS DO NOT WORK.
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- hipichick777Lv 41 decade ago
Dremel makes all kinds of bits, for ceramic, terra cotta, whatever. Get you one, they're indespensible
- rvsrenoLv 41 decade ago