[sondowner]

anyone have a bit ...that wants to come drill my tank and help setup for an overflow???.....
i really appreciate it...

 

[wingsfan]

Where is Durand?

 

[sondowner]

durand is between flint and lansing...
right off of i-69

 

[Addicted Reefer]

My business partner lives out that way. He drills tanks often. What size hole do you need and what size is the tank?

 

[wingsfan]

I am in Monroe, that would be quit a drive for me.

 

[Skippy_electrician]

You can go to homedepot and pick up a bit for a dremel that works good, just keep the water flowing on it or you will burn it up fast.

 

[wingsfan]

I second what skippy said. That was all I did on the tank I drilled.

 

[Emprr_angl]

you can get a carbide bit from ebay for 25dollars. the hole will look like its been professionally drilled. be sure to clamp a board to both sides of the glass or youll blow through a corner.

-chris

 

[nekbyter]

yup yup, Dremel is the way to go. It's a bit slow but the results are the same and it's cheeper. I'd recommend making a dam around the hole to keep a puddle of water in while you grind a hole in the panel. LSR works great for that and its totally harmless to any future occupants.