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Old 01-04-2015, 21:47   #16
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Re: Monitor wall mounting

The wall type to be wary about is made from engineering blue brick!
Like trying to drill through pebbles, had an internal wall to mount a hidden security safe.
Plugs were 150mm long, 1/2 hr per 4hole fix.
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Re: Monitor wall mounting

Make sure you use a good quality drill bit but theyu can cost quite a bit. Also make sure you use a hammer drill, preferably a corded one and not a rechargable, as you won't get anywhere with a standard drill. And let the drill do the work, don't try to force it into the brick but you will need to put a little preasure on it to keep it steady.
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Re: Monitor wall mounting

We have a black and decker hammer drill which i think is 550watt and its corded.

+ we have a set of diamond drill bits and so on for all sorts of things like walls, wood, glass etc etc the set cost me £40 on ebay 2 years ago.
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