Brian Haviland on thu 8 jul 04
Curtis
I have found the best results using diamond encrusted
hole saws.I found mine on ebay and they work like a hot
knife through butter.Go on Ebay>
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=20790&item=4312069908&rd=1
This is the cats meow when it comes to putting holes
in any glass or ceramic. You must use a drill press due
to the fact that hole saws do not find center so they must
be held stable along with the item you are drilling on.
Brian Haviland
At 01:32 PM 7/7/04 -0400, you wrote:
>I'm looking for anyone's experienced advice regarding drilling a hole in a
>glazed
>stoneware basin.
>Have any of you attempted this? Where did you find a bit of appropriate size?
>
> >From my experience with smaller pots and smaller holes, cracking the
> pot/basin
>seems to me not to be a risk as long as I drill slowly and without too
>much pressure.
>
>Any experienced opinions?
>
>Thanks -
>
>Curtis Nelson
>Asheville, NC, USA
>
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Brian Haviland
Fountain city, Indiana
Haviland Stone Pottery & Raku
bnhavil@greentokai.com
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