Diamond Drill holes into aquarium or fishtanks glass

365 Drills

Diamond drill or drilling holes in an aquarium or fishtank

The diamond drilled hole at 40mm was too small. The bottle lies trapped... We sell sizes from 6mm to a 65mm Main website
And so a 65mm drill miraculously pops out of the fish tank.
The drill plate and drill are removed from the sales packaging.
The drill plate is pressed against the dry glass. It grips the glass and the drill spins to form the start of a hole
This is what you should expect to see after about 30 seconds drilling. Wash with water then dry again.
Finally the glass core pops out - Job done - EASY !
The hole is formed at 65mm wide which is enough to remove the bottle.
The rescue begins
The beer is slowly pulled out from its aquatic prison
Plenty of room for the neck and body to fit.
And the beer is rescued
Buddy the lifeguard has another rescue under his belt.
Time for a bit of strutting and posing
Another angle. The 65mm hole is shown from the inside out.
Buddy is milking the event
Another shot of the portal
And fade to camera.......
Um OK so maybe a bit daft. But you can see a number of things Drilling glass is easy once you get over the psychological idea of "Will I break it" Holes in glass are now very easy. Hey we make great kit Its easily done by any DIY-er You don't need a lot of water. In fact its better to run dry and to wipe up. Thick glass is just as easy as thin glass. It just takes longer to go through. The anti-slip plate is the key to accurate drilling. Not suitable for toughened glass. Toughened glass will shatter. Remember to wear safety glasses. Never drink (alcohol) and drill No fish were harmed during the making of this expensive advert