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Hi
I'm new to this process, so I'm still researching. My question is: what drill bits do you recommend for drilling sea glass in particular. Not expensive ones as no doubt I will go through them quickly whilst learning. URL links to sales sites would be great, if that is allowed. I have just bought a Dremel 3000 and I am waiting for a Multi Chuck as the one bit I was recommended by Cooksongold falls out of the drill with the current attachment :dance:
Thank you
Here is some information to be going on with.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=ho...F-vW8gel1p_wDg
http://www.cooksongold.com/forum/sho...ight=sea+glass Dennis
Thank you Dennis
Hi Dennis, glad you are still around, nice to see a friendly face.
Haha ditto. welcome back Pat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patstone
You'll need a diamond drill bit - easy enough to find on amazon or ebay. Drill with the glass under water and resting on a piece of wood for the bit to go into when you go through
Thanks (again). I have everything set to try my first effort (live YouTube!!) as soon as my multi chuck arrives. Are there any particular sites/companies/sellers that do good quality but reasonably priced diamond drill bits? The one I have was about £12 so I don't want to break it first time of tryingQuote:
Originally Posted by pearlescence
just have a poke around on ebay or amazon - or try alibaba.com and buy direct from China (much cheaper as you are cutting out several stages of middlemen)
Thank you :)Quote:
Originally Posted by pearlescence
Hi just thought I'd ask how did your seaglass drilling go? It's something I want to try when I get a chance as I have bags of seaglass stored away. Do you hold on to the seaglass with your hand or do you use something else to hold it in place?