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160 mm hole in concrete vault - best way?
Planning to run two 160 mm ventilation pipes from the basement up through the house, plus a bunch of flex tubing for electrical cables. Unfortunately, it's concrete slabs.
What's the best way for a DIY-er to achieve this? If it's even possible.
I have access to a demolition hammer with 45J and a smaller rotary hammer 3J.
Thinking about starting with a small hole and then enlarging it with bigger and bigger drills. Then you use the demolition hammer around this hole. Could that work?
What's the best way for a DIY-er to achieve this? If it's even possible.
I have access to a demolition hammer with 45J and a smaller rotary hammer 3J.
Thinking about starting with a small hole and then enlarging it with bigger and bigger drills. Then you use the demolition hammer around this hole. Could that work?
Might have to steal the forum user "pbl":s method. Chipboard as a jig in which you drill a lot of holes along the edges of the intended hole. Then use a 22 mm drill in the hammer drill and knock down the concrete block, possibly with the help of a demolition hammer.
http://www.byggahus.se/forum/verktyg-maskiner-fordon/77166-fragor-kring-karnborr-betong.html
http://www.byggahus.se/forum/verktyg-maskiner-fordon/77166-fragor-kring-karnborr-betong.html
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I would guess that a driller would do it for 500 SEK each. Easily worth it... There will probably be an establishment cost, but the job is quickly done.
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