I usually go outside with a respirator. During cleanup I use a vacuum with hepa filter.
-- Starlia Klopman
I usually go outside with a respirator. During cleanup I use a vacuum with hepa filter.
-- Starlia Klopman
Question -
I have glass building blocks (8" x 8") that I drill a 1" diameter hole into the side - any suggestions on a great drill bit for this job? I have used concrete drills (works but takes forever) and Black & Decker makes one, but they do wear down quickly...any suggestions?
This caught my attention because my drilling leaves glass dust..
Please post here and I will read..thanks
Mike
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core diamond bits. you can get them at
Either CRL
it really is very simple and easy and quick and and and........
1>- get approx 1 foot of 2" pipe . (2" x 12" nipple from Home Crapo) 2>- get an old pickup truck axel (form any repair shop, they throw them out.)3>- then make an outdoor area that has power to run a small fan, with airflow pointed away from you.
4>-put glass in pipe and mash with axel, then pour thru your screens. I use three different screens sizes to give very fine, med and coarse.I do not get one particle of dust in my face. don't get too big a fan or your fines will disappear.
I use a lot of fritz in my work. ( I have 3 sizes of fritz every pieces of Spectrum fusing glass there is)
Steve J. Noll | Ventura California | Glass Block Pond
sounds neat. got a photo? m
I'll have something presentable in a few weeks.
FWIW: I'm using Pittsburg Corning Decora LX Filter 8x8x4 block. It has a fiberglas sheet in its center for a light diffuser. I'm core-drilling a 1/2" hole behind this and inserting a
12V 50W quartz bulb powered at 25W. Fr>sounds neat. got a photo? mSteve J. Noll | Ventura California | Glass Block Pond
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