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Looking for someone with a ceramic tile hole saw to cut one hole for me for a shower outlet.
This weekend is preferred.
Preferably in the SE / SW...
PM is you can help.
Thanks.
C_Dave45
01-04-2015, 12:29 AM
If you drop by my place I can do it for you. Take about 30 seconds. I'm in Canyon Meadows.
Or if you want to do it yourself, the best bits can be bought at Rona for $20 for 1 1/4" size.
http://www.rona.ca/en/diamond-hole-saw-20015041--1
blairtruck
01-04-2015, 09:20 AM
Originally posted by C_Dave45
If you drop by my place I can do it for you. Take about 30 seconds. I'm in Canyon Meadows.
Or if you want to do it yourself, the best bits can be bought at Rona for $20 for 1 1/4" size.
http://www.rona.ca/en/diamond-hole-saw-20015041--1
i bought the exact saem looking bit from princess auto for like $5.
i looked online and they dont have singles anymore but 5 sizes for $50. maybe in store singles?
http://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/5-pc-diamond-hole-saw-kit/A-p8139867e
As my wife informed me that there will be other projects in the future I decided to go buy one.
Princess Auto was sold out of the singles.
I ended up getting one at Home depot.
Thanks for the offer Dave.
Cheers.
C_Dave45
01-04-2015, 07:50 PM
Originally posted by blairtruck
i bought the exact saem looking bit from princess auto for like $5.
i looked online and they dont have singles anymore but 5 sizes for $50. maybe in store singles?
http://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/5-pc-diamond-hole-saw-kit/A-p8139867e
Yes well there are also $10 3/8th's drive ratchets sold at the dollar store that look the same as a $100 Snap On wrench. Do you really think they're the same?
I go through these bits by the dozens...the quantity of diamonds as well as the quality of them in those cheap bits are quite a bit different than the more expensive bits. The $5 one might do you a few holes...but if you tried through a heavy, full bodied porcelain, it wouldn't cut near as quick, nor last near as long as the more expensive ones.
For a DIY'er and one hole..they will probably work. I just don't bother with them, as I've literally seen them melt away on one hole.
Glad the OP was able to find one.
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