OT Torx drill bit
I wonder if there are any d-i-y experts here (non-electrical) I am fastening a fitting on the kitchen wall - it comes with a torx headed screw. I guess from what I have read here, I need to drill a torx hole - and a torx drill bit to drill the hole. Will I need a torx wall plug of some sort? Is this correct? |
OT Torx drill bit
"Judith" wrote in message ... I wonder if there are any d-i-y experts here (non-electrical) I am fastening a fitting on the kitchen wall - it comes with a torx headed screw. I guess from what I have read here, I need to drill a torx hole - and a torx drill bit to drill the hole. Will I need a torx wall plug of some sort? Is this correct? As long as it's a torx wall you're fitting it to. |
OT Torx drill bit
On 06/03/2012 12:09, Judith wrote:
I wonder if there are any d-i-y experts here (non-electrical) I'll try to help Judith. I am fastening a fitting on the kitchen wall - it comes with a torx headed screw. OK. Good so far. I guess from what I have read here, I need to drill a torx hole - and a torx drill bit to drill the hole. Indeed you do, but only if drilling a 'hull' instead of a hole. Make sure the drill isn't in reverse, or you will drill a 'xrot' hole. Will I need a torx wall plug of some sort? Absolutely. Not expensive through. Torx is cheap. Is this correct? Might be safer to get an electrician in. Qualified of course. -- Dave - Cyclists VOR. "Many people barely recognise the bicycle as a legitimate mode of transport; it is either a toy for children or a vehicle fit only for the poor and/or strange," Dave Horton - Lancaster University |
OT Torx drill bit
On Tue, 06 Mar 2012 21:54:18 +0000, Dave - Cyclists VOR
wrote: On 06/03/2012 12:09, Judith wrote: I wonder if there are any d-i-y experts here (non-electrical) I'll try to help Judith. I am fastening a fitting on the kitchen wall - it comes with a torx headed screw. OK. Good so far. I guess from what I have read here, I need to drill a torx hole - and a torx drill bit to drill the hole. Indeed you do, but only if drilling a 'hull' instead of a hole. Make sure the drill isn't in reverse, or you will drill a 'xrot' hole. Will I need a torx wall plug of some sort? Absolutely. Not expensive through. Torx is cheap. Is this correct? Might be safer to get an electrician in. Qualified of course. Perfect - I will report back on how I get on - perhaps a high definition photo. |
OT Torx drill bit
On Mar 6, 12:56*pm, "Paul - xxx" wrote:
Will I need a torx wall plug of some sort? Is this correct? No. HTH. -- Paul - xxx Mark cavendish * * * * * *Danny Hart British Cycling World Champions 2011 Did you want a full set of Torx drill bits and masonry screws? I have got a job lot of 100mm x 6mm screws going spare having gone overboard with them somewhat. -- Simon Mason |
OT Torx drill bit
"Simon Mason" wrote in message ... On Mar 6, 12:56 pm, "Paul - xxx" wrote: Will I need a torx wall plug of some sort? Is this correct? No. HTH. -- Paul - xxx Mark cavendish Danny Hart British Cycling World Champions 2011 Did you want a full set of Torx drill bits and masonry screws? I have got a job lot of 100mm x 6mm screws going spare having gone overboard with them somewhat. How about a photograph, so we can all see exactly what you are offering? |
OT Torx drill bit
On Tue, 06 Mar 2012 21:54:18 +0000, Dave - Cyclists VOR
wrote: I wonder if there are any d-i-y experts here (non-electrical) I'll try to help Judith. Judith asked for a DIY *expert*. |
OT Torx drill bit
On Tue, 06 Mar 2012 21:54:18 +0000, Dave - Cyclists VOR
wrote: Is this correct? Might be safer to get an electrician in. Qualified of course. So Bodge Job is certainly not your *expert*. |
OT Torx drill bit
On Mar 6, 12:09*pm, Judith wrote:
I wonder if there are any d-i-y experts here (non-electrical) I am fastening a fitting on the kitchen wall - it comes with a torx *headed screw. I guess from what I have read here, I need to drill a torx hole - and a torx drill bit to drill the hole. Will I need a torx wall plug of some sort? Is this correct? Torx are so last century. For kitchen use you should use the tamper resistant version, Torx TR. Stops idiots coming along later and bodgong things. MBQ |
OT Torx drill bit
On Mar 7, 9:22*am, "Man at B&Q" wrote:
On Mar 6, 12:09*pm, Judith wrote: I wonder if there are any d-i-y experts here (non-electrical) I am fastening a fitting on the kitchen wall - it comes with a torx *headed screw. I guess from what I have read here, I need to drill a torx hole - and a torx drill bit to drill the hole. Will I need a torx wall plug of some sort? Is this correct? Torx are so last century. For kitchen use you should use the tamper resistant version, Torx TR. Stops idiots coming along later and bodgong things. MBQ Idiot will try to chisel the centre out. Zero head is where it is at. |
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