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Glass blocks with internal lights, looking for post for diamond drill and lube nospambob 12-14-2006
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Posted by on December 14, 2006, 9:31 am


Googled for previous post with pictures of examples of Christmas
decorative blocks with paintings and bow around the block. Don't
recall what newsgroup was used for posting. A post following the
pictures post provided a source for diamond drills, lube and material
for making a dam to contain the lube while drilling. No luck
searching for posts. Pointers welcomed.

Posted by Jason Killen on December 14, 2006, 9:47 am


I have a friend that used to make these. I don't remember him saying
he needed lube etc. I think he just used a regular drill bit. I think
he wen't through a handfull of bits but still sounds easer than using
lube.

On Dec 14, 9:31 am, nospam...@vcoms.net wrote:
> Googled for previous post with pictures of examples of Christmas
> decorative blocks with paintings and bow around the block. Don't
> recall what newsgroup was used for posting. A post following the
> pictures post provided a source for diamond drills, lube and material
> for making a dam to contain the lube while drilling. No luck
> searching for posts. Pointers welcomed.


Posted by artyfishel on December 14, 2006, 10:27 am



> Googled for previous post with pictures of examples of Christmas
> decorative blocks with paintings and bow around the block. Don't
> recall what newsgroup was used for posting. A post following the
> pictures post provided a source for diamond drills, lube and material
> for making a dam to contain the lube while drilling. No luck
> searching for posts. Pointers welcomed.

Check out this link: http://www.angelgilding.com/glassdrillingkit.asp



Posted by on December 14, 2006, 10:52 am


artyfishel wrote:
>
>>Googled for previous post with pictures of examples of Christmas
>>decorative blocks with paintings and bow around the block. Don't
>>recall what newsgroup was used for posting. A post following the
>>pictures post provided a source for diamond drills, lube and material
>>for making a dam to contain the lube while drilling. No luck
>>searching for posts. Pointers welcomed.
>
>
> Check out this link: http://www.angelgilding.com/glassdrillingkit.asp
>
>
Build a dam out of plumber's putty, put in some valve-grinding compound
& oil, use a piece of brass tubing with notches filed in it to drill the
hole. Keep lifting it so it can pick up fresh abrasive .. .. works
like a charm and is cheap.

Posted by EXT on December 14, 2006, 11:17 am


I think any lube will make a mess inside when the drill breaks through.
Depending on the type of glass block, it may be a lot of work to clean the
inside.

> Googled for previous post with pictures of examples of Christmas
> decorative blocks with paintings and bow around the block. Don't
> recall what newsgroup was used for posting. A post following the
> pictures post provided a source for diamond drills, lube and material
> for making a dam to contain the lube while drilling. No luck
> searching for posts. Pointers welcomed.



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