Anyone in east bay drill tanks?

[gmdcdvm]

I have an old current USA aquapod I want to get drilled. Wondering if anyone knows someone in the east bay/concord area who might be able to drill 3 holes.
Thanks,
Gerry

 

[maddhugan]

easy to drill it your self

easy to drill it your self

I have an old current USA aquapod I want to get drilled. Wondering if anyone knows someone in the east bay/concord area who might be able to drill 3 holes.
Thanks,
Gerry

I have the diamond drill bit set. let me know if you want to borrow it. Just leave a very low flow of water while cutting and you will be done in 1 mins. I have even drilled 1" thick glass.

 

[humuhumupukapuka]

Be a man...drill ur own tank. Depending on how used the diamond bit is, I would use a fresh diamond drill bit, they are not expensive. Sometimes used diamond drill bits, are worn of diamond and might not cut as well...and increase the chance of breaks/chips.

- Just take it really slow. Use lots of water.
- Let the drill bit do all the work... Don't press down... Remember u are grinding glass down, not cutting a hole like with wood...
- Use a pre cut styrofoam hole template as an initial guide to get it started.
- Have a cushion under to catch the glass, when the hole is complete..

 

[gmdcdvm]

Thanks for the advice. But I don't have a drill.

 

[EnderTurtle]

ask the guys at cali reef co in fremont. They have a stationary mounted diamond drill set in the back.