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.
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