Anyone know who's drilling tanks these days?
Thanks
613-845-0048
eric
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I bought one of these off of here. Worked great :)
We drill tanks.
I'm in the market to get a tank drilled as well.
I'll be looking to hopefully get my 28 gallon tank drilled eventually soon. Good thing to know that there are a couple of people that drill them
Speaking of drilling. Any reason not to "redrill" an existing hole? I have one that I would like to make bigger. Am I asking for trouble?
I was thinking of making a wooden jig to make sure the bit will not wander around. I'm aware that cooling the glass/bit will be a challenge as there is already a hole and water will not "puddle", but I think with some "tuck tape" (the red tape used for wall vapor barrier) I should be able to keep water in long enough to make the hole.
I already have the diamond drill bit btw.
From what size to what size are you redrilling from? I don't see any reason why it won't work. Just go slower thats all. And obviously keep it as cool / lubed as possible.
I've always had my tanks drilled by Groupie02(Pierre)always great work.
I'm going to drill my own, it doesn't seem that hard
Quote from: Rudy00 on June 01, 2010, 09:50:23 PM
I'm going to drill my own, it doesn't seem that hard
Thats what I did for my tank. $10 from ebay for a bit shipped and it worked great! :D
Done, very simple