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How to Drill a Drain Hole in Ceramic
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- Опубліковано 26 тра 2015
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How to Drill a Hole in Ceramic - Garden Answer
You make this look so easy! Thank you so much for having this video, even though I'm nervous about doing this but I am more motivated to plant succulents in cute mugs, such as that one.
Omg i feel the same way
I did it and it was as easy as it looked. Thanks for the demonstration
*screams* *cries*
thank you so much!!
This tutorial has helped me bring new life to my grandmother’s early 19th century porcelain teacups.
you drilled into your grandmother's early 19th century porcelain teacups?!
I just wondered why ANYONE wouldn't like this video! Thank you for sharing! We did have a thought, though... If you'd put a wooden block, or something, inside the cup up-side-down object, before you start, you'd prevent the drill from dropping all the way through by accident -- No?
or you can just use those fabulous drills that i got from here : easyhouse.shop/products/set-of-multifunctional-drill-bits-for-ceramic-glass-and-punching-hole
The water isn’t for lubrication it’s to keep the stone cool, you don’t want it slippery or it will slide everywhere, also you have to start your hole at 45 degrees with this bit.
or she can just use those fabulous drills that i got from here : easyhouse.shop/products/set-of-multifunctional-drill-bits-for-ceramic-glass-and-punching-hole
That’s exactly what she said… lol
Do you have any comments about planting in copper? I think it’s just really a pretty color and helps a kitchen look alive.
here's a little hint... when you make it thru the ceramic, and like she said, the drill can come down fast and hard and damage the item... cut a cork in half, length wise and keep the cork flat side down on the side of where, if your drill came down it would hit.. the cork will act like a bumper. When I did this to large ceramic pots, I rolled up a hand towel and placed the towel just around the edge of where I was holding the drill juuuusstt in case... LOL
Smart to use a towel!
You're an inspiration and a marvel! 💜
Just small tips here :-) if you are afraid of using the drill, you can soak the flower pot in water one day ago, then draw a circle (to make a hole) and use a hammer with a nail after putting a wet towel in the pot! Oh, you need to tape on the shape of the circle. You need to hammer very carefully!
Love your video from Korea 💖
Have u ever tried ?
Thank you for this video! It worked perfectly!
Your videos are addictive
Please use safety glasses all the time when you are using power tools!!!!!!!!!!!!! You only have two eyes and good eyesight is a very precious gift. This will also teach diy people to be careful.
T Green You're right! Thanks for the reminder! :) ~Laura
As an ophthalmologist I second that!
Thank you❤
Great! Which is that drilling machine? Can you pls give the details?
My mom loves using old mugs, but we kept killing her succulents. Thanks for this!
Looks really nice
Worked well, thanks for the tips.
Make sure you guys use safety glasses
Nice video, I'm going to do this. But, how did you get all those plants into that tiny cup! Just gorgeous.
Great tutorial. Thanks so much.
Love your shirt!!
Has anyone tried drilling couple drain holes in a concrete bird bath with the diamond drill bit without it cracking.
Thanks for this inspirational video, I learnt from you and I successfully did the same to my ceramic cup :-) you are just awesome !!
or you can just use those fabulous drills that i got from here : easyhouse.shop/products/set-of-multifunctional-drill-bits-for-ceramic-glass-and-punching-hole
I don’t see any bits that look like that when I search for drill bits. Can you include a link?
could you tell me the name of the drill that I need to make a hole in a ceramic pot and into a glass? Thanks
Thank you .will give it a go 😉
Whats is brand of drill and diamond bit you used??
Need to know more about the drill bit. Where can I buy one, roughly how much does one cost?
I need to make a ceramic vase shorter about 3 to 4 inches. Can I do that? If so, what is the best tool and technique to do that.
Hi1 I am thinking of making a teacup garden and wondering if the same process of drilling would work? These teacup gardens will be a part of a Tea Party themed Bridal shower for my daughter. Cups will be more fragile than the sturdy mug you demonstrated drilling with on this video. any tips/suggestions would be appreciated.
+peakfitlife You should be able to drill it, but I would go about it very slowly and carefully. There is always a risk that it will break! Make sure to keep lots of cold water on it so the cups don't heat up too much and crack. I think it's a brilliant idea and will look really cute! :) ~Laura
What is the bit u used? I loved how it cut a round hole. I used a ceramic bit, but it made a tiny hole, that I had to make big.
+Sheilu Satyapriya It was a 1/2" diamond tile drill bit.
Thank you for answering my Q....
Can one make 2 holes in the bottom? or will the cup shatter?
You are a genius on top of your beauty
that bit at the end where the drill goes in is scary XD I'd be worried about breaking the ceramic piece too much (I would like to drill holes in some pieces that I've hand made ... 'serves me right so in the future I'll know to make draining holes in advance :P ))
You can sort of feel when the ceramic is giving out/almost done drilling and you can stop short as well.
can i use drill bit for metal? it's the only type i have @ home unfortunately....
Been shopping in Lowe’s 2x & online several.. overwhelmed bc I know nothing about drills. What’s the dif in one that’s $20 & one that’s $500!?!
Omg, I need your shirt!
can you use a 12volt rechargeable drill or a stronger one?
Some said use Masonry drill bits.
I wanted to drill on several mugs and I have some terra cotta pots that I want to enlarge the holes.
If I don't have daimond drill bits, would Masonry drill bits work ?
phoneec I don't have any experience with Masonry drill bits, so I can't tell you for sure. If you do try, I would experiment on an older pot that you don't care about losing as much, just in case it doesn't work out. You can pick up a diamond tile drill bit for under $10 at a hardware store if you decide to go that route. Good luck! ~Laura
Great video Than k you
Quick ? Would you recommend one brand over another or item name on Amazon???? Or where you purchased yours from ?
Thank you!
What is the drill bit you have specifically?
What type of bit is that?
Lovely thanks, did you use 12v or 18v drill?
PLEASE wear protective eye gear when using power tools!
Hi! May i know what's d brand of your drill you're usin? Tnx
or you can just use those fabulous drills that i got from here : easyhouse.shop/products/set-of-multifunctional-drill-bits-for-ceramic-glass-and-punching-hole
Do you have any tricks to prevent the drill bit from skating around??? I did your trick with the tape and the diamond drill bit....but it refuses to stick!!!! Helpppp
The tape thing helps. I drill glass for bongs, and just holding the thing with both hands at an angle helps! Drill at an angle to get a cut going, and then raise the bit to the 90 degree position.
Thank you!
+Shelita Williams Thanks for watching! :)
As far as saying You guys, I think it makes a difference where you were raised. I'm 66 and raised in the Midwest,and that's what I'm use to saying. Like some people say pop and other people say soda.
Nice
OMG! So cute Laura! I would love to make one of those to give! That little beaded plant...what is that? I had one and it's slowly dying😟 i want to save it...any tips? Thanks so much!
***** Thanks Jules! :) It's a Donkey's Tail/Burrow's Tail Sedum. If you send me a picture of it at Garden Answer on FB - I can try to see what's going on with it! It's most likely a water or light problem. If it's too far gone, you could take cuttings and re-root it in fresh soil to save it! You just cut off the healthy portion, let the cutting dry out for a day or two, push it down into fresh cactus/succulent soil, water lightly and it will form new roots!
Will do, as soon as I get back. Out of town til Sunday but yes, I'll send a picture to ya! Thank you....and you know, I figure maybe i had over watered it and the soil was icky so i did re-pot it with fresh potting soil which is all I had and stuck some of the bead leaves in the soil...i do try to water infrequently but i fear its thirsty! Lol...anyhow, i'll send a pic when I get home....thanks again Laura😊
Appreciate your videos! Tfs
Can you use a regular drill bit or does it have to be a diamond tile one?
The diamond tile is probably best. I even bought a bit specifically for tile/glass (the tip is more arrowhead than the cylinder) and it was soooo much work just to get a tiny hole and then I ended up shattering it anyway. I just found a set of 15 of the diamond tip on walmart.com for $15. I think it's going to be worth it.
@@laurenmcgarrah2075 Do you have a link for that set? Or a link to the 1/2 inch one so I know what to get?
Hi Laura need your help and tip, I already planted my cactus and succulents in a ceramic vase has those pockets around the vase. should I try to drill holes on the bottom of those cups that protrude. I live in Nevada and I am having the worse luck with my succulents they die from the heat and sun even in the shade, I can't figure out what I am doing wrong. I mist them when its super hot and I water them every 3 days because of the heat, I have no luck here. I lived in Florida an my plants were beautiful. Please please I need your advice!!??
Lulu Perez Facio You might be overwatering your plants. Once every three days plus misting sounds like a like for succulents. Do some Google/UA-cam searches on the plants you have to get an idea how much water they need. Good luck!
cuuuute!!!
If we don't have a power drill, can we use a hand drill instead?
personally, i think you're likely to be there ALLLLLL day, IF you succeed and IF you don't shatter it. just don't. ceramic is a very hard brittle material.
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is that ur back yard ?
Great, thanks!
Who's playing Adorable Home on the Background 😂😂😂
Could you tell me the name of the plant that was hanging? I recently got one of these and have no idea what it is!
Sedum Morganianum
can you please tell meh..I want to know the plant name?? that Hanging one???
liza meruno burros plant or donkey tail plant.
yousif vaz oh I c... Thank you
Sedum species I thought they looked great in the mug! Thanks for the video !
Ack >_< I should have came here first. I planted som seeds in a mug with dirt and forgot o drill a hole in the mug. The plants are growing, though.
Please everyone, remember to wear eye protection!
what kind of drill do you use? do you need a variable speed cordless drill? or could you use a different type of cordless drill? i don't have experience with power tools and am trying to figure out what to get. thx!
needed to learn this! thanks...please protect your eyes and face next time, yah? :-)
I suppose with a mug or a tea cup you could use a cup saucer for the drainage, but I hate drainage holes in the bottom of indoor pots! I know it's necessary but having to use a little tray or saucer usually ruins the look I think. Any quirky or out-of-the-box suggestions for retaining the water so it doesn't ruin my wooden mantel? 😬
+Emily Smith I agree with you on the saucer thing. Unless the saucer exactly matches the pot it's annoying to look at. ;) I haven't thought about any clever alternatives, but I will start thinking now..!!!
+Garden Answer Couldn't you just not drill a hole and water the plant less frequently? Or does that significantly lower the chances of the plants' survival?
+Christabel Lin no hole leads to root rot and plant death
Using distilled water will prevent buildup of salts, if you're very careful watering when using a no-hole pot. Still a limited life - repot often. If you want a hole, you need something visible to catch water (and you need it to drain out to flush out salts). One solution with a hole is to water elsewhere or have a temporary saucer, and then let dry. Possibly then put down a coaster of material hidden under the no-hole pot that's absorbent or waterproof to protect the surface from any pot residue. You can also put a smaller plastic pot with holes within a larger pot without a hole, and occasionally tip any water out of the hole-less outer pot - sitting the plastic pot on stones within the no-hole pot is good here, especially for humidity loving indoor plants.
I usually take the pot to the sink and water it there and then leave it in the sink for water to drain. After I take it back to its place in my room!
WHERE ARE YOUR SAFETY GLASSES?????
I would love it......send me one...J..lol
Jeff Lambert . . .let's do this . .
I'm sure you can find awesome woodworking plans on woodprix website
1:54 Just push too hard. Drill might come down hard and break the cup lol
You should wear safety glasses.
This time I will use woodprix instructions to make it.
I think you need to take some time and go to woodprix website to learn how to make it.
I don't think they feature mugs on woodprix website
Been drilling 15 minutes and I'm nearly half way through
Mobile users are unable to access the other two videos...
+Jeriel Chua Thanks for the heads up! I added links in the comment section for mobile users. :)
I clicked on glass & it wouldn't do anything.
Please wear eye protection.
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Fuck off
Great video! Just an fyi: Please stop saying "you guys' as not everyone is a guy. Thanks again for the video.
fyi: saying you guys doesn't imply that she thinks everyone in her audience is male.
I totally understand and agree with you, as that's how we've become used to using that word as a catch-all. It's used habitually and automatically by so many of us (including me when I don't catch myself!) to mean 'everyone' that its true meaning is lost and who it really refers to. It's totally different than using a phrase like "ya'll" as that's gender-free. It was just very distracting to hear her say it repeatedly. Other than that, her directions are awesome and she helped me learn how to successfully drill holes in the pots I have, which I did.
Anita Levine so you would rather the term be gender specific?
duh, gender non-specific
Anita Levine why does everything has to be a big issue... she is not being disrespectful and you understand that is a colloquial term to generalize... so, why feel offended, when an offense hasn't been committed?