What size sds bit or 32mm waste pipe ?
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35mm, but use a core bit which will be much easier and make far less mess.
I never seen a core bit that deep ?
Are you allowed to link me one on ebay as an example ??
Thanks
I normally use a core bit, what type of wall is it? Not just cavity but the material type and thickness.
If going for SDS then you would pilot 10mm-14mm.
32mm waste pipe can vary in overall diameter, depending on whether it is push/compression or solvent weld.
If going for SDS then you would pilot 10mm-14mm.
32mm waste pipe can vary in overall diameter, depending on whether it is push/compression or solvent weld.
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They come in all sorts of diameters
https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=core+bits&tbm=shop
Its standard house brick, the pipe will be solvent weld.
Not sure of the exact width though.
32mm Solvent weld will have an outside diameter of 36mm.
I would also allow a little more for flexibility.
You can hire core drills and bits, if this is one off!
I would also allow a little more for flexibility.
You can hire core drills and bits, if this is one off!
100mm depth readily available but you can use shallower (shorter) cores. With a short one you drill to the depth of the core drill then use a chisel to break out the plug created. Then you drill again and repeat until you've reached the full depth.
32mm SDS bit? 
Not the subtless wayu to drill a hole
You'd get through the first skin, then the next brick will punched 6 feet clear of the wall
As the Foo Fighters once said:
Not the subtless wayu to drill a hole
You'd get through the first skin, then the next brick will punched 6 feet clear of the wall
As the Foo Fighters once said:
Well then,
In the words of The Prodigy:
In the words of The Prodigy:
They don't write proper lyrics like that any more.
Hire a core drill. Will be neater, and probably not much more to hire the kit than buy the drill bit.
Hire a core drill. Will be neater, and probably not much more to hire the kit than buy the drill bit.
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