Diamond core drill?

[cj123]

Im going to drill through a outside wall with a new 110mm dimond core drill bit for a new toilet ive got a 24v drill and a new diamond core drill bit(110mm) and tips off any one?

 

[twgas]

dont use hammer

wear goggles, ear plugs, dust mask

have hoover collecting dust

make sure you've got spare battery(s)

 

[cj123]

any tips for cooling it down?

 

[^woody^]

No need to

 

[Newboy]

I'd be surprised if the average 24v drill will be up to the job.

Whatever you use make sure it has a clutch - the core bit is likely to bind at some point and, if the drill has enough torque, will try to spin the drill body round - result injured wrists or, if you lean over the drill a drill in the face!

 

[heatingman]

when you've finished go and buy a new drill as your one will be well and truly fuc**d

 

[Paul Barker]

You won't even get through the first coarse of bricks. You have a lot to learn. But here is one lesson for starters, battery drills are toys. You need mains power for a task like that, I always opt for 110v.

 

[Belle427]

ive used my bosch 24 for a 100mm hole and it was hard work and took forever!