Hi Folks,
I'm fitting this outside mixer tap through a 37cm thick brick cavity wall. The tech spec states that I need to drill the holes at a "slight downward angle" in order for the tap to drain properly.
My question is, how do I drill two holes with matching downward angles, so that they are nice and parallel? Are there any tips/tricks for this?
It seems like this might be quite difficult to achieve by just eyeballing it, as it will be quite a long SDS brill bit, and i'll have a cavity in the middle to deal with too.
And advice gratefully received!
Jim
I'm fitting this outside mixer tap through a 37cm thick brick cavity wall. The tech spec states that I need to drill the holes at a "slight downward angle" in order for the tap to drain properly.
My question is, how do I drill two holes with matching downward angles, so that they are nice and parallel? Are there any tips/tricks for this?
It seems like this might be quite difficult to achieve by just eyeballing it, as it will be quite a long SDS brill bit, and i'll have a cavity in the middle to deal with too.
And advice gratefully received!
Jim
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