I’ve been a home owner since 1985 and I’ve been fixing things to walls since then. Over the years I’ve had to drill through tiles a few times and there’s always been problems. I’d done everything in this video except using a punch. That one thing made my latest project easy and trouble free. GREAT TIP KNACKERS!!! 😀👍🏼
A huge thank you! I just bought a magnetic knife holder for my kitchen and the only place it would fit was on the tiles. I had no idea what to do (neither did my husband) Now it is in place perfectly. Thank you again. Kirsten.
This guy is brilliant for anyone doing home diy jobs. Easy to follow step by step. My first point of call whenever I'm tackling a job I haven't done before
thank you sir! i just installed a toilet paper holder AND a soap dispenser holder for my mum in less than half an hour thanks to you. Hope ur well, cheers xoxo
I use a regular concrete bit with the drill set on hammer. The trick is to not drill for more than 1 second with out dipping the drill bit in water to cool it off completely. Then continue drilling for one more second and dip in water again. Repeat again, and again until the hole is done. Never let the drill bit tip get hot or it will loose its cutting edge. Works great!!!!! Happy Drilling!!!!!
Great! It gave me much angst knowing I had to drill though tile. With the video it was soooooo easy! Took me 10 minutes max to drill three holes. Thanks so much!
Hi, I have to agree, no hammer drills. I been drilling tile for years and generally use a spade shaped pointed tile bit. I keep the bit cool with water and even drill porcelain tiles this way. They are sharp, quick and work faster than diamond bits if you keep them cool. I use medium speed, not too fast and not too slow. Good video! Cheers.
I think your videos are hilarious and effective! You provide the necessary details and spare the viewer from too much 'fluff' or time-wasting monologue. Very difficult to do without a pre-written script. The precision of your skill is also admirable, most clearly evidenced so far in your 'drywall patching' video. You are a natural teacher/mentor, and I really enjoy the tidbits of Aussie colloquialisms (e.g. 'texter' for a 'pen' or 'marker'), as well as the extra 'tips of the trade'. ThankU much
Ah, Uncle Knackers, we were all so young and carefree eight years ago... 😂😂... And you're still here in 2021 with your unique combination of quality DIY tips and self-deprecating humour... In the words of Billy Joel, 'Don't go changing...' 😉. Keep it up brother... 👍🏴
I always measure the depth of the hole by putting the drillbit in as far as I can and grabbing it as close to the wall as I can. Then, I see if the plug is longer than the drillbit sticking out of my fingers. If it is, drill some more.
Just had to hang a paper towel dispenser on a tile wall, but had never drilled through tile. The drill bit kept running away and i was too scared to use a punch to get my hole started, for fear of cracking the tile. This video gave me the confidence to do the job right! (And i love the rubber stopper trick!)
No worries James...much appreciated mate👍 Before you start, make sure you check out the updated video in the video card.... that’s the white suggested video that pops up in the top right hand side of the video at some point in the video. I think l even placed a link to it in the description box under the video. I highly recommend it. Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
I wish this guy could help me with all my home improvement projects. Almost drilled a hole through a grout line.. Doh! Seems real knowledgeable and has a friendly personality. Keep the videos coming!
I am just gonna go through the seams using a tile drill by Stanley. No way I am going through the porcelain tiles themselves. But will still use tile drill and not stone drill.
priceless video of step by step instructions and what drill bit i would need. thank you! i wouldn't have thought to use that red anchor, or any anchor, so thanks for that.
Really appreciate the tips shared mate. No extra damage created. I especially liked the rubber ring. I didn't have any, but have a kit of "O" rings, so used 2 of the smaller ones to hug the drillbit. Genius! Also, I added silicone to the holes, plugs and screws to ensure no water seeped into the newly created holes. It was for a tripple pump dispenser (body wash, shampoo & conditioner) and now proudly mounted in my shower cubicle.
To prevent the tile from cracking upon screwing, lightly insert a screw into the plug and hammer the plug behind the tile before tightening up the screw. Otherwise you'll probably end up with either a cracked tile or the tile working its way from the wall.
wouldn't be hitting a tile directly with anything... if there's a weakness or gap in the grout you'll find it this way. I always push plugs in with a screw rather than worrying about slicing them flush.
Really nicely explained and demonstrated. I noticed that even though you added your rubber shock absorber onto the drill bit in case you banged against the tile, your pressure control was so good you didn't even need it. Nice one. Keep the handy tips coming!
Mahalo, I was having trouble, but your comments on the pressure helped out a lot got all 12 holes drilled in the time it took for one when I was giving to much pressure.
Thanks mate, actually love the video it's a entertaining DIY video and you are a real likeable character, cheers mate keep up the good work I know this video is a few years old but love the channel and you helped me out installing a new shower head
Thank you I've been so hesitant to finish this project because I needed to drill into the tile. That was soooo easy and luckily I already had the drill bit necessary for the job!
I use a sheet metal screw that is big enough to get a grip on the plastic plug, but don''t screw it into the plug deep enough to cause expansion. A steady pull or a firm yank on the screw head with a pair of pliers usually gets the plug out of the wall..
I had a feeling there was a special bit for this! Going to have to head to Bunnings and get the right size carbide bit for hanging my toilet roll holder. Thanks!
Too easy indeed - made me (a complete neophyte) feel like I actually know what I'm doing. Thanks! 👍🏾 Question: any tip for a drill whose adjustment ring is sticky? I can barely switch the settings on mine anymore - the thing hardly wants to turn. Thanks again - great videos!
Thanks Simon. In regard to the hard to engage switch...this more often than not means that you have an internal issue in the housing. Sometimes they will move while slowly operating the drill. If that doesn't work, the housing has to come apart., more specifically the head. Good luck 👍
Thanks for this video. I'm okay around most of my DIY but never had a chance to drill a tile. The video helped me do a perfect job out of my L-shaped shower rod hanging project.
ThePa1nter, thanks for the comment mate. Much appreciated. My editing skills are getting a little better but my only drama is my crappy old camera. Seriously you would need to carbon date it to get an approximate of its age. At a guess l'm thinking around the 'Mesozoic Age' which dates back some 251 million years! Cheers mate.
Wow!!! before watching the video I thought of doing exactly what you say NOT TO DO, that is drilling the hole between the two tiles.... Thanks for possibly preventing a disaster :)
Take a carbide tipped metal etcher to make a small dent in the surface of the tile . The dent gives a place for the bit to grab on to and give light pressure until the bit breaks through
Awesome video I install major appliances, most require drilling to be done (Anti-tip brackets for ovens, top heavy refrigerators ect...) doing an install tomorrow that requires drilling into tile to secure the anti-tip bracket which is why I searched this topic. Point is out of all the videos and DIY videos I watch yours for sure takes the CAKE!! Without a doubt I'm subscribing to your channel ALOHA from Hawaii!!
I'm a total ka-knuckle head!! Not hammer drill? And the mind blowing thing. Cut the head off the anchor?? You have given me the confidence (?) to try. Cheers Mate!
i concur Im a super in nyc 25 years and some person told me that cutting off the end of the anchor or plug as you call it was retarded I explained to the person with no clue that if the end was not cut off then it would not sit flush against the wall ...oh it was a hand soap dispenser and it was installed by somebody else with out cutting the ends of the plugs off so it was always getting loose now it sits tight
Hey! I had much success with the installation of the tub shower doors. The holes I drilled in the tile were beautiful - perfectly round with no chipping on the edges. Installing a toilet next! Thanks again!
Thanks for this. For me, the most important part of this is using a very sharp, very hard tool to make a tiny indent in the tile surface to avoid slip. I used a counterboring bit (I think) - did the trick! New shelves up in the bathroom :)
Cheers Uncle Knackers..... Followed the guide and ended up with a proper top job. Until watching this I feared drilling into the brand new tiles. Success !!!!! Sweet! Top bloke !
Thank you, my friend. I'm coming from the future-exactly 11 years ahead. And your video is still very relevant even now. May your days always be wonderful.
Ha, I hate DIY, but need to get various jobs done. So in prep for drilling a hole into a bathroom ceramic tile I found yr little video. So glad I did, gave me a right good 'ole laugh. Your acting skills are bril mate. Love it. 😆😆
I was experiencing the same what you have shown in the start of this video. Thank god I gave be perfect tip to drill in tiles. It was very useful. Thanks again.
This video was my first instruction to help me make my first attempt at putting up a bathroom cabinet. Informative and reassuring, liked and posted thanks!
G'day mate.....make sure you watch the updated video where l use a different drill bit...it's amazing! The link is in the description box under the video 👍 I sure do know where Malta is. We went to Sicily back in 2019 and l'm pretty sure you guys are just under it.....it looks beautiful by the way. Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
11 месяцев назад
I’m already experienced with this stuff but your video was excellent for the DIY’er. 👍🏼👍🏼
Moving in to our new apartment soon and I'm going to DIY shelves and toilet fixtures instead of paying our contractor to do it. Used to work in an art gallery so drilling on normal walls is a piece of cake for me, never drilled on tiles before though. Thanks for the tips! And the in-betweeners: my friend's contractor did that. Lazy!
By the way I don't even need to drill a hole in tile- the video just popped up and I am watching because I like you - you're hilarious - and now I'm learning something! lolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ... Gill
Thank you for making this simple but fun and also showing examples of the wrong way to do it. You’re very good! I’m now ready to hang that pot rail on my backsplash
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I’ve been a home owner since 1985 and I’ve been fixing things to walls since then. Over the years I’ve had to drill through tiles a few times and there’s always been problems. I’d done everything in this video except using a punch. That one thing made my latest project easy and trouble free. GREAT TIP KNACKERS!!! 😀👍🏼
Well done Steve!.....Glad to help mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Can you use a cobbler's awl instead of a punch? Have never seen a tool like that punch.
Thanks for sharing
Just used the tip of tapping a little hole to start. Brilliant 🤩.
A huge thank you! I just bought a magnetic knife holder for my kitchen and the only place it would fit was on the tiles. I had no idea what to do (neither did my husband)
Now it is in place perfectly. Thank you again. Kirsten.
Jim Davies No worries Kirsten. Glad l could help. Cheers
This guy is brilliant for anyone doing home diy jobs. Easy to follow step by step. My first point of call whenever I'm tackling a job I haven't done before
Cerys Davies Glad you like the videos Cerys :-) Your comment is much appreciated. Cheers.
Just to let you know that it's still useful 8 years later :) thank you 😊
👍👍..Thank you 👍
Still works 11 years later too
11 years
thank you sir! i just installed a toilet paper holder AND a soap dispenser holder for my mum in less than half an hour thanks to you. Hope ur well, cheers xoxo
Awesome! Well done kookbook 👍👍
11 years later. Still super relevant! You're my hero! Subscribed!
Well done Xander! Glad l could help 👍😁🇦🇺
I use a regular concrete bit with the drill set on hammer. The trick is to not drill for more than 1 second with out dipping the drill bit in water to cool it off completely. Then continue drilling for one more second and dip in water again. Repeat again, and again until the hole is done. Never let the drill bit tip get hot or it will loose its cutting edge. Works great!!!!! Happy Drilling!!!!!
Hammer drills can crack tile if you’re unlucky
Are you sure about using hammer action? I wouldn't risk it.
Great! It gave me much angst knowing I had to drill though tile. With the video it was soooooo easy! Took me 10 minutes max to drill three holes. Thanks so much!
Brilliant! Well done Sherry and thanks for the feedback 👍😁🇦🇺
Good to see an Aussie doing DIY on youtube for a change...
+Michael Morris There's not many of us Michael. Cheers mate :-)
So, I'm watching this in September of 2020 and this was posted in 2013. Looks like you were crazy (fun) back then too. Fun video as always!
😁...Cheers NYJ....glad you're still watching 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads Not much else to do locked indoors because of Covid. Also you're much better than what's on our UK telly these days !
I have my own Drill kit & have subscribed to your DIY so now I don't need a "handyman thanks Shane.
Hi, I have to agree, no hammer drills. I been drilling tile for years and generally use a spade shaped pointed tile bit. I keep the bit cool with water and even drill porcelain tiles this way. They are sharp, quick and work faster than diamond bits if you keep them cool.
I use medium speed, not too fast and not too slow. Good video! Cheers.
Can I use a cobbler's awl instead of a punch?
I think your videos are hilarious and effective! You provide the necessary details and spare the viewer from too much 'fluff' or time-wasting monologue. Very difficult to do without a pre-written script. The precision of your skill is also admirable, most clearly evidenced so far in your 'drywall patching' video. You are a natural teacher/mentor, and I really enjoy the tidbits of Aussie colloquialisms (e.g. 'texter' for a 'pen' or 'marker'), as well as the extra 'tips of the trade'. ThankU much
Ah, Uncle Knackers, we were all so young and carefree eight years ago... 😂😂... And you're still here in 2021 with your unique combination of quality DIY tips and self-deprecating humour... In the words of Billy Joel, 'Don't go changing...' 😉. Keep it up brother... 👍🏴
Hahahahaha...Cheers G.G! Those were the days!! 😂 Have a great weekend mate 👍🇦🇺🇦🇺😁
I never considered cutting off the excess plug plastic. I always would try to put the whole thing in. Nice tip. Thanks
Cheers mate 👍😁
I always measure the depth of the hole by putting the drillbit in as far as I can and grabbing it as close to the wall as I can.
Then, I see if the plug is longer than the drillbit sticking out of my fingers. If it is, drill some more.
Just had to hang a paper towel dispenser on a tile wall, but had never drilled through tile. The drill bit kept running away and i was too scared to use a punch to get my hole started, for fear of cracking the tile. This video gave me the confidence to do the job right! (And i love the rubber stopper trick!)
Excellent!...well done Jack 👍😁🇦🇺🎄
fabulous! thanks s much and even left a smile on my face. Now my bathroom project can go smoothly.
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No nonsense Aussie brilliance. Thanks from the UK. So useful.
No worries James...much appreciated mate👍 Before you start, make sure you check out the updated video in the video card.... that’s the white suggested video that pops up in the top right hand side of the video at some point in the video. I think l even placed a link to it in the description box under the video. I highly recommend it. Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
I wish this guy could help me with all my home improvement projects. Almost drilled a hole through a grout line.. Doh! Seems real knowledgeable and has a friendly personality. Keep the videos coming!
No worries Joe. Thanks for the comment. Cheers mate
I am just gonna go through the seams using a tile drill by Stanley. No way I am going through the porcelain tiles themselves. But will still use tile drill and not stone drill.
priceless video of step by step instructions and what drill bit i would need. thank you! i wouldn't have thought to use that red anchor, or any anchor, so thanks for that.
Thanks Buddy you may well have just saved my life.
Glad I could help mate 👍😁🇦🇺🎄
Really appreciate the tips shared mate. No extra damage created. I especially liked the rubber ring. I didn't have any, but have a kit of "O" rings, so used 2 of the smaller ones to hug the drillbit. Genius!
Also, I added silicone to the holes, plugs and screws to ensure no water seeped into the newly created holes. It was for a tripple pump dispenser (body wash, shampoo & conditioner) and now proudly mounted in my shower cubicle.
Well done Troy! Glad it worked out for you and l really appreciate the feedback! Cheers mate 👍😁
Do I need a diamond drill bit for porcelain or will a regular tile bit do?
To prevent the tile from cracking upon screwing, lightly insert a screw into the plug and hammer the plug behind the tile before tightening up the screw. Otherwise you'll probably end up with either a cracked tile or the tile working its way from the wall.
Start with a small drill bit
wouldn't be hitting a tile directly with anything... if there's a weakness or gap in the grout you'll find it this way. I always push plugs in with a screw rather than worrying about slicing them flush.
Is a rubber hammer better?
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drilled my first hole in a tile thanks to your video. thank you.
Glad it helped Kasia 👍😁
Really nicely explained and demonstrated.
I noticed that even though you added your rubber shock absorber onto the drill bit in case you banged against the tile, your pressure control was so good you didn't even need it.
Nice one.
Keep the handy tips coming!
Mahalo, I was having trouble, but your comments on the pressure helped out a lot got all 12 holes drilled in the time it took for one when I was giving to much pressure.
Good stuff mate 👍
Thanks mate, actually love the video it's a entertaining DIY video and you are a real likeable character, cheers mate keep up the good work I know this video is a few years old but love the channel and you helped me out installing a new shower head
+ImYourGuyGaming Good stuff mate. Thanks for the feedback. Cheers :-)
Thank you I've been so hesitant to finish this project because I needed to drill into the tile. That was soooo easy and luckily I already had the drill bit necessary for the job!
Well done Yasha! That must have been very satisfying to get the job done 👍😁🇦🇺
If you need to take out old wall plugs but there not enough to grip on to to pull it out try using a cork screw works a treat
Thanks for the tip Stuart. It's a really good one. Cheers mate.
I use a sheet metal screw that is big enough to get a grip on the plastic plug, but don''t screw it into the plug deep enough to cause expansion. A steady pull or a firm yank on the screw head with a pair of pliers usually gets the plug out of the wall..
I just use a smaller drill bit than the hole and drill it out.
Great informative video-easy to understand for a non-diyer. Educational for teens too-no profanity and yelling. Good job and thumbs up for you buddy
+Ik S Thanks Ik. Appreciate the comment. Cheers
Witty and practical! Thank you for empowering this knucklehead!
I had a feeling there was a special bit for this!
Going to have to head to Bunnings and get the right size carbide bit for hanging my toilet roll holder.
Thanks!
There is mate...check out my updated video...the link is in the Description Box below the video 👍
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Too easy indeed - made me (a complete neophyte) feel like I actually know what I'm doing. Thanks! 👍🏾
Question: any tip for a drill whose adjustment ring is sticky? I can barely switch the settings on mine anymore - the thing hardly wants to turn. Thanks again - great videos!
Thanks Simon. In regard to the hard to engage switch...this more often than not means that you have an internal issue in the housing. Sometimes they will move while slowly operating the drill. If that doesn't work, the housing has to come apart., more specifically the head. Good luck 👍
Thanks for this video. I'm okay around most of my DIY but never had a chance to drill a tile. The video helped me do a perfect job out of my L-shaped shower rod hanging project.
Awesome! Well done 👍😁🇦🇺
ThePa1nter, thanks for the comment mate. Much appreciated. My editing skills are getting a little better but my only drama is my crappy old camera. Seriously you would need to carbon date it to get an approximate of its age. At a guess l'm thinking around the 'Mesozoic Age' which dates back some 251 million years! Cheers mate.
You have sure come a long way in your videos. I love your "dad Jokes" in the newer ones.
Thank you for the info on the carbide tipped bits!
Wow!!! before watching the video I thought of doing exactly what you say NOT TO DO, that is drilling the hole between the two tiles.... Thanks for possibly preventing a disaster :)
My pleasure Kay. Thanks for taking the time to leave me feedback. Cheers
Thanks Shane, top advice!. Following your instructions, I was to able to put up a bathroom storage unit without any hassle or damage to the tiles!
+John Feeney Good stuff John and thanks for taking the time to leave me some feedback. Cheers
"G'day knuckleheads, it's uncle knackers"
Instantly subbed lol
😂....Cheers mate! Appreciate the Sub 👍😁🇦🇺
Cheers mate. Just hung up some kitchen utensil rails and it went fine :D
+Matt French Good stuff Matt. Thanks for the feedback. Cheers
Good advice and amusing presentation. Used it today to install grab bar in tiled shower for my wife, she was very pleased....lol. Thank you.
Well done Michel! 👍😁🇦🇺
Take a carbide tipped metal etcher to make a small dent in the surface of the tile . The dent gives a place for the bit to grab on to and give light pressure until the bit breaks through
Awesome video I install major appliances, most require drilling to be done (Anti-tip brackets for ovens, top heavy refrigerators ect...) doing an install tomorrow that requires drilling into tile to secure the anti-tip bracket which is why I searched this topic. Point is out of all the videos and DIY videos I watch yours for sure takes the CAKE!! Without a doubt I'm subscribing to your channel ALOHA from Hawaii!!
Thanks for the feedback PSALMS23COP. It's much appreciated. I'd love to visit Hawaii…maybe one day. Cheers mate and have a great new year.
Legend. Thank you for posting this. I was tearing my hair out trying to install a console sink.
+Angie Rickard Good stuff Angie. Glad l could help. Cheers :-)
I'm a total ka-knuckle head!! Not hammer drill? And the mind blowing thing. Cut the head off the anchor?? You have given me the confidence (?) to try. Cheers Mate!
No worries at all Colin. Make sure you watch the updated video in the Description. I use a different drill bit in that one and it's amazing!! 👍😁
i concur Im a super in nyc 25 years and some person told me that cutting off the end of the anchor or plug as you call it was retarded I explained to the person with no clue that if the end was not cut off then it would not sit flush against the wall ...oh it was a hand soap dispenser and it was installed by somebody else with out cutting the ends of the plugs off so it was always getting loose now it sits tight
11 years later!! Still Brillianto!! 😊
👍😁...Cheers mate
or you could buy them fancy drills bits made for drilling thru tile they kind of look like a spear
Exactly. They are £3.99. They go through it seconds. This thing with the tape and the nail punch it total nonsense!!
how to finish tile edges
Hey! I had much success with the installation of the tub shower doors. The holes I drilled in the tile were beautiful - perfectly round with no chipping on the edges. Installing a toilet next!
Thanks again!
Thanks Rita. Good luck with the toilet. Cheers
A better idea is to drill the hole 3-5mm deeper than the plug or screw. This stops the expanding plug from splitting the face of the tile.
Geez. I didnøt realise you'd been here for so long. Good job! :)
😂....Yeah mate.....l've been here for a while 👍🇦🇺😁
G'day duracell, thanks for the comment mate. Much appreciated
Thanks for your tips. Single female here and I successfully put up heated towel rail into tile. So happy not to crack the tile.
Well done Hayley! Thanks for the feedback 👍😁🇦🇺
TJ, l've drilled so many holes l'm pretty used to it. I suppose that happen with practice. Cheers mate and thanks for the comment.
I had not tried drilling tile before, Thanks to your video, and experience, it all went well. Thanks.
Brilliant! Well done 👍😁🇦🇺
Thanks for this.
For me, the most important part of this is using a very sharp, very hard tool to make a tiny indent in the tile surface to avoid slip. I used a counterboring bit (I think) - did the trick! New shelves up in the bathroom :)
Great Job my friend. All your tips make great sense to me as a DIYer and Novice. Thanks
Thanks Patrick! I appreciate the comment mate 👍😁🇦🇺
How good are these tips. .....Bloody!
Cheers Uncle Knackers..... Followed the guide and ended up with a proper top job. Until watching this I feared drilling into the brand new tiles. Success !!!!! Sweet! Top bloke !
Good stuff Simon and thanks for the feedback. Cheers :-)
"what a ripper!" - hahahaha
Cheers mate 👍😁
Thank you, my friend. I'm coming from the future-exactly 11 years ahead. And your video is still very relevant even now. May your days always be wonderful.
Excellent! Glad you found the video useful 👍😁🇦🇺
Awesome! Might want to mention the copper pipes that may be directly behind the spot you're drilling into..... 😢
Very true Paul...you don't want to drill into them
Ha, I hate DIY, but need to get various jobs done. So in prep for drilling a hole into a bathroom ceramic tile I found yr little video. So glad I did, gave me a right good 'ole laugh. Your acting skills are bril mate. Love it. 😆😆
😂....Cheers! Thanks Tara 👍 Hope the hole went OK 🤞🤞
great video,mate
Thanks Demetrios! Appreciate the comment mate :-)
First time drilling tile and did it like a pro thanks to this video :D thank you so much!
No worries mate...glad to help 👍
Thanks sir.
It's so funny to watching.
Glad you liked it Ekkarat :-)
Ekkarat Wongkong look how it more easy to cut holes ruclips.net/video/vPLxb1dcacw/видео.html
Great and very smart way to do it. I have arthritis in my right hands and I have no problem following the instructions.
I didn't know you could cut those little plugs. Wished I knew that before, I ruined so many and some wall surfaces because they just wouldn't fit =.=
Now you know Missy Minx so next time you'll be an expert :-) Cheers
Me too!!! I usually really struggle with those things. They never quite fit. This was a big Aha!
Kerry Hanrahan Good to hear Kerry. Cheers
wooo im late.. but now i know.. haha
I was experiencing the same what you have shown in the start of this video. Thank god I gave be perfect tip to drill in tiles. It was very useful. Thanks again.
Thanks mate 👍😁
I CAN DO THAT!
Hold my beer....
thank you for the tiledrill bit
mary dass No worries Mary. Thanks for commenting. Cheers :-)
very informative and entertaining... thanks
Spot on demo, the punch tip worked a charm. New towel rail installed, happy wife happy life! Cheers
Brilliant! Well done Harry and thanks for the feedback mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Billy Bob Thornton is doing RUclips videos?
+pat cassidy I guess Angie Jolie needed a shower rod put up.
i believe your the first person ive subscribed to with your accent. i should learn much.
Cheers mate. I appreciate the sub! 👍
First part of the video needs a "Thanks, Obama"
Top geezer.I am trying this in a day or two.Pray for me!!
Mate, make sure you check out the updated video in the Description Box! I use a different drill bit which is better. Good luck 👍😁🇦🇺🎄🎄🎄
Bahahaha. Intro=me 5 min ago!
gcjpcrowder LOL
I have seen two of your videos so far...can't wait to see what else you have got.....Just love down to earth people. Cheers mate.
+Emanuela Davis I appreciate that Emanuela. There's around 120 videos on my Channel so hopefully you find something useful there. Cheers
i hammered 2 hard rip
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Best demo video I’ve ever seen.
Cheers Markus 👍🎄
Informative, clear & concise straight to the point and entertaining. I’m going to attempt my own job now, will keep the wife happy.
Blind lead'n Blind
I couldn't quickly find the rubber stopper explanation, but don't worry, I drilled my hole and found out the hard way. LOL Great tip!
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Diamond tip drill bit thanks for the excellent tip. I had no idea they existed, had previously struggled with masonry drill bits.
Thank you. Years later, still so useful. Keep safe and thanks again
👍😁...Cheers Peter 👍😁🇦🇺
You have been really helpful am doing this by myself and is my first time attaching two shelves in a bathroom thank you.❤❤
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This video was my first instruction to help me make my first attempt at putting up a bathroom cabinet. Informative and reassuring, liked and posted thanks!
+James Hoskinson Thanks for the comment James and well done on the cabinet. Cheers
Thanks for the comment sross. Cheers mate.
Great stuff and still very relevant in 2022! Greetings from the island of Malta ... bet you never heard of the country! Peace and love.
G'day mate.....make sure you watch the updated video where l use a different drill bit...it's amazing! The link is in the description box under the video 👍 I sure do know where Malta is. We went to Sicily back in 2019 and l'm pretty sure you guys are just under it.....it looks beautiful by the way. Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
I’m already experienced with this stuff but your video was excellent for the DIY’er.
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👍👍.....Thanks mate 👍
Super helpful and also had me lol'ing. Thanks!
👍😁...Cheers Robbie....glad l could help mate and thanks for the feedback 👍😁🇦🇺
Tested !!! 10s across the bOard 🥂🙏🏽. God bless you
Excellent! Well done and thanks for the feedback....much appreciated 🇦🇺👍😁
Thanks. I’m a knucklehead so this helped
👍😁....Mo worries at all Lisa! Glad you found it useful 👍
Thanks for the vid mate just tiled the bathroom didn't have a clue on how to fix the towel rack
Good stuff Jake. Hope the installation went well. Cheers
Moving in to our new apartment soon and I'm going to DIY shelves and toilet fixtures instead of paying our contractor to do it. Used to work in an art gallery so drilling on normal walls is a piece of cake for me, never drilled on tiles before though. Thanks for the tips! And the in-betweeners: my friend's contractor did that. Lazy!
Zahir Latif Good luck Zahir. Glad you liked the video. Cheers
By the way I don't even need to drill a hole in tile- the video just popped up and I am watching because I like you - you're hilarious - and now I'm learning something! lolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ... Gill
😂....Good stuff Gill 👍 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Thank you for making this simple but fun and also showing examples of the wrong way to do it. You’re very good! I’m now ready to hang that pot rail on my backsplash
Awesome! Glad you found the video useful 👍😁🇦🇺
I want to hear how it went! Did you manage to affix the pot holder without cracking any tiles?!?
Now I know what to do to install a mirror in my tiled out bathroom. For a minute I thought it was hopeless, now it isn't. Thank you so very much.
My pleasure Demetria! Glad l could help :-)