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Chris Notap shows how to cut through glass and ceramics with cheap diamond hole cutters from ebay, and shows a nifty pop-bottle water feeder for cooling the bit, as well as a simple jig to hold the drill steady as you start a new hole.



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  1. Alvin Evans12 January 2022 at 06:48

    This information is so useful and informative which you have shared here. It is beneficial for beginners to develop their knowledge. It is very gainful information. Thanks for share Quartz Glass.

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