🍒 How to Easily Cut Perfect Holes in Porcelain Tile➔ DIY Tips for Shower Valve, Arm, & More!

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This DIY video shows you a few ways how you can easily, accurately, and safely cut circular holes in porcelain tile using a Dremel tool and handheld grinder (with the proper diamond blades or wheels). Hopefully these handy tips and tricks help you out!
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[@tony1798]

Thks these are the tools I will use for my project

[@ThisBetterHome]

Good luck!

[@wildewppc]

Very good video, some useful ideas here. I used a slightly modified version of your process with excellent results. I marked the cut in pencil, etched the lines with a dremel and diamond wheel, then used my wet saw to finish. THANKS!

[@ThisBetterHome]

Nice! Thanks for your comment

[@Andre-tc1wj]

Great Video. What tool would you suggest to cut tiles around existing valves. Who ever installed it only left enough room for the stem

[@67Details]

I have the exact same question

[@Ayeitswillma321]

@@67Details other than removing the whole tile , your cheapest option is called a diamond cone chanfer and attach to a grinder, you can use to widen the hole for the valves. Thank me later ;)

[@susanmoreland4407]

Just use a diamond hole saw save yourself a ton of trouble

[@nicholaswatts7973]

£150 for a 110mm diamond hole saw for one hole isn't really viable.

[@papakernz]

@@nicholaswatts7973
I just bought one at Menards for $16
Took me less than 30 seconds to do this

[@gerytremaine488]

Very very good video……thank you!

[@ThisBetterHome]

Glad you liked it!

[@oh1costas]

“Easily”

[@MrSiddiq100]

Hi, I have been living in an older apartment building for over 10 years. My unit has 6" shower arm with 1/2" connection with IPS thread and shower head with 1/2" connection with IPS connection. All new shower arm and heads I found has NPT connections. IPS connection and NPT connection do not match. But can I take out my current IPS connection shower arm and install NPT connection shower arm? Like getting rid of both the old 1/2" IPS thread shower arm and shower head first. And then install a new 1/2" NPT threading shower arm with teflon tape to prevent water leaks and NPT shower head. Is is possible? Is it even recommended to replace IPS shower arm with NPT connection in an older apartment unit? Can you or anyone please help with answers? Thank you