Will water be able to get inside the holes that I drill for this?
205382
Not unless you overbore the hole size or put these below the waterline then you would have a problem
205383
If you drill through the hull there is a possibility. However, you could simply apply a small amount of 3M brand marine adhesive sealant to the bolt threads and around the washer which is what i use on the hull of all my boats when through hull applications are necessary. I've never had a leak when using this material.
205384
If it's going to be submerged yes. Otherwise not really. Squirt a little silicone behind it if you want
701620
With a drill. I don't think the size of the holes matter as long as there are enough for them to breathe and allow air circulation if the other sides are occluded for some reason.
1924488
My husband says yes it could be drilled through. He also said to get a good bit.
686308
A little hard to tell; bottom appears slightly thicker than sides and sides are probably close to 1/8"; bottom is probably less than 1/4" thick so I would think you could drill a hole in it.
2230906
Yes but you will have cut the hole out bigger. Depth wise its plenty but the hole size is smaller so i had to cut out bigger with a jigsaw.
1857495
I drilled holes in glass bricks and it worked fine you take plumbers puddy and make a rope about 6 inches then where you want to make a circle and put water in it them you want to drill the hole you don't want the drill bit to get to hot keep pouring water on the bit
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Yes, it will fit in a drill. I used it in my drill press also. In drilling a hole in glass I kept putting a little water on the area as it was cutting and used a slower rotating speed. I also don't use much pressure.
1699671
Yup, just make sure you drill the holes propperly. I recommend making use of a drill press and a transfer punch.
1860741
If the tip of the tub fits in the hole the liquid is thin enough to flow under a hollow tile. However less than 1mm is very very small. I can't recall what the minimal drill bit size is but I'm you can find out by goggle or Fix a Floor company.
485214
Yes they will however you should keep a steady stream of water on them as you drill.Darryl
1516631
Hi Cheery Girl, Yes, you will have to drill a hole unless you want to sacrifice say a hand sprayer using a previously drilled hole.
1520495
you would need water tight fittings around the hole. I would shop at a electrical store or marine store for the fittings. I worked with electrical and electronic cabling and this is what we used when running a cable to a electrical box.
586109
I believe it's a 5/8 or 3/4 hole that it needs. Maybe 1" at most. Been a while. But it will not sit tight against the base and be waterproof. You would need to silicone it .Apply a bead to around hole push it in tight and wipe off excess.
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You will need to drill the holes yourself. If you're pretty crafty, it shouldn't be a problem
1441512
No drain holes. If installed indoors you don't want any spilled liquid to run out onto floor, if outside you could easily drill holes.
1453393
Hi, it's not made to drill little holes but if you do it slowly and they are small holes, you should be okay. Hope this helps.
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I'd agree with the other answers. I'd tried a masonry bit with no luck and had no problem with this bit. I didn't use water and the bit still had life in it after two holes. So I'm guessing with proper care (ie water for cooling) you should be fine.