How to drill a hole in the wall

Whenever there is the need to drill a hole, we sadly look on a concrete or brick wall and think about how it would be nice if she were made of wood. However, wooden wall drill hole – a task not always easy. What would the wall in front of you was not to do in her hole, you need to know some basic rules.

Instruction

Holes, in General, is also need different. To hang on the wall of concrete or brick shelf, or watch, in most cases this will be a hammer drill with a concrete drill bit of the desired diameter. Alternatively, you can use a drill and the appropriate drill, but not every house you can find such a tool. Similar hole drilling easier, and this little one is having problems.

But for the laying of utilities (pipes, cables, etc.) through the wall may need holes of sufficiently large diameter. If the wall is of brick or concrete, without a good punch to them. And still need a special drill for drilling of concrete slabs and the understanding that if you need a hole with a diameter greater than 20 mm, one drill is not enough. For example, to obtain a hole of 30 mm or more, need to go through the wall drill a smaller diameter, and large, then expand the hole to the desired size.

In the case of wooden walls is also not easy. Drilling through these walls can only be special drill for wood, and also to follow the principle that the larger hole is obtained by extending smaller. Depending on wall thickness and hole diameter, drilling can drill with mode drill, or normal drill, if you manage to find her a suitable drill.

Note

Remember about safety, working as a drill or hammer: do not touch the drill bit (borax) with your hands to avoid burns; do not hold the tool near the head if the drill stalls, drill or punch can be to hold and injury; to drill holes at a height use only sustainable and reliable support for the feet.

Useful advice

Making a hole in the concrete wall, remember the metal fittings. If the drill rests, don't put a lot of effort, not to damage it, and you better try to drill next.

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