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Anonymous users2024-01-24Glass Drill Flowers! Cylindrical shape, with a hand drill while drenching water. First make a hole in the porcelain piece, and then hit the wall with an impact drill. Infallible!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is a diamond drill bit with a triangular tip with which the tile will not break.
Yes, build the legs of the two washbasins with red bricks, and then buy angle steel to erect them on the legs, and then lay red bricks on them. Then the surface of the red brick is pasted with tiles. The average bricklayer would. >>>More
The sliding door should have room to move, and when it is done, it can be moved to the wall next to the door frame. The rails are mounted on the outside of the door frame.
Yes, build the legs of the two washbasins with red bricks, and then buy angle steel to erect them on the legs, and then lay red bricks on them. Then the surface of the red brick is pasted with tiles. The average bricklayer would. >>>More
Bathroom bricks are all pasted vertically, there is no horizontal paste, and there is no horizontal installation method for dry-hanging stones. >>>More
Borrow an electric hammer and punch holes yourself, it's just a small thing.