My tanks are homemade jobs, but glass is glass(unless it's tempered glass, but exo terras don't appear to be http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/beg...exo-terra.html).
I used one of my practice holes from yesterday as a template to help start a new practice hole and it worked like a charm. Much easier and no skipping. My main problem now is when the hole is nearly complete I'm having a hard time going slowly enough when about to go out the other side so the back side of the glass is chipping off slightly. Not in a structurally hazardous way, but it looks messy.
To be honest I have no specific plans at the moment for what I'm going to drill for a real use. I originally wanted to do a waterfall with a canister type of filter externally so I figured being able to drill glass would be handy. It also gives more options for types of fasteners, handles and other things I can use on homemade tanks, and I might look at getting a larger bit to put air vents near the bottom of tall vivariums.





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(and getting shouted at if it goes wrong
). Everyone seems to be drilling the back because I want the hole for drainage (my home made waterfall keeps dumping large quantities of water into the tank and my efforts to stop it happening arnt working - yet!) I actually wanted to put one in the side do you think it would make a difference?
