Amtech F1210 50mm (2") Core drill

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Using a core drill bit to drill out a hole for a soil pipe, extractor fan or waste pipe is a fairly easy task as long as you take your time and ensure the core bit and drill are both dead level. The arbor screws into the core bit at one end and the other end then slots into the chuck of the drill. Once the core bit is attached to the arbour insert the pilot or guide drill into the arbour, pushing it in until it goes tight. Corded power drill with safety clutch and variable speed ideal for use with a core drill How Fast Should you Drill When Using Core Bits?

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For light core drilling jobs, our diamond core drill range will cater to your needs, for heavy drilling work we are confident we can cater for you too. In both cases, each set of instructions should state the correct drilling speed you should be using. If you keep forcing the core cutter through, when you actually break through you will force a large amount masonry away from the outside of the hole, making a total mess of it all.As we are using an SDS drill, the chuck collar is pulled back and the shank is simply pushed into the chuck and the collar released to hold it firmly in place. Drilling a 6mm hole in the wrong place can easily be rectified, but trying to fill in a 4 inch hole is not an easy job at all.

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Suitable for wet and dry drilling into most construction material like stone, brick, concrete and masonry. Duologi is the trading name of Specialist Lending Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (register number 774712). You can never take it for granted that work hasn’t been done by someone else in this area before and it has not been recorded.As we have briefly touched on, a core drill is a drill bit which cuts large holes through masonry and concrete removing the centre part of the hole (core) as it drills and cuts its way through. There are many core drill sizes and generally each size is manufactured to represent the size of a commonly used pipe, cable or duct so that once the hole is drilled, the object in question passes through with ease. Due to the amount of heat created during the drilling process it is necessary to keep diamond core bits as cool as possible to prevent unnecessary damage to the cutting teeth to a minimum. With the above in mind, dry cutting diamond core bits are generally used when working indoors, whereas wet cutting bits are used externally.