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**How to drill holes in granite**.
Drilling holes in granite can be a challenging task, but with the right tools and techniques, it can be done effectively. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to drill holes in granite:
**Step 1: Gather your materials**.
- Granite slab or countertop.
- Diamond-tipped drill bit.
- Masking tape.
- Marker.
- Safety goggles.
- Water bottle or hose.
**Step 2: Mark the hole**.
- Use a marker to mark the location where you want to drill the hole on the granite slab or countertop.
- Place a piece of masking tape over the mark to prevent the drill bit from slipping.
**Step 3: Prepare the drill**.
- Attach the diamond-tipped drill bit to your drill.
- Make sure the drill bit is securely fastened and in good condition.
**Step 4: Position the drill**.
- Position the drill bit on the marked spot on the granite.
- Hold the drill perpendicular to the surface of the granite to ensure a straight hole.
**Step 5: Start drilling**.
- Turn on the drill and begin drilling into the granite at a slow speed.
- Apply gentle pressure on the drill to avoid cracking or chipping the granite.
- Keep the drill bit wet by spraying water on it or using a hose to cool it down and prevent overheating.
**Step 6: Clean the hole**.
- Once the hole has been drilled, clean out any debris or dust from the hole.
- Remove the masking tape and wipe down the area around the hole with a clean cloth.
**Step 7: Test the hole**.
- Test the hole by inserting a screw or anchor to ensure it is the right size and depth.
- Make any necessary adjustments if the hole is not up to standard.
**Step 8: Finish up**.
- Once you have drilled all the necessary holes, clean up your work area and store your tools properly.
- You can now proceed with your project knowing the holes in the granite have been successfully drilled.
By following these step-by-step instructions, you can drill holes in granite with precision and ease. Remember to take your time and use caution to ensure the best results.
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