electrical box sinkers
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yes, provided it's not extremely hard, (e.g. engineering brick) but consider hiring one as a decent one will cost you up on €350 (£210) approx. You do know that it's not a particularly neat job and really only for use on walls before plastering. Personally i would just use a chasing machine
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Box cutters are excellent in softer materials. In tougher brick mine usually cuts the round whole without problems but you need to square the it up with a chessel rather than the box cutter. However its less mess than a angle grinder/ cutter.
If you are going to do lots of boxes its worth considering hiring or buying but of course you will need a good SDS drill to back it up.
If you are going to do lots of boxes its worth considering hiring or buying but of course you will need a good SDS drill to back it up.
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