Drill the Hole in the Paver
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What happens here
Once the paver is secured, attach the 22mm Diamond Drill Bit (7/8") to a powerful drill, such as a rotary hammer drill. The video shows a Makita rotary hammer drill being used. Position the drill bit precisely on the desired mark on the paver. Begin drilling by applying steady, consistent downward pressure. Allow the diamond bit to gradually grind through the material. Avoid excessive force, which can lead to cracking the paver or prematurely wearing out the drill bit. Continue drilling until the bit has fully penetrated the paver, creating a clean and appropriately sized hole for the landscape light.
Goal: Create a clean hole in the paver for the landscape light
Tools and materials
- 22mm Diamond Drill Bit — Creating the hole in the paver
- Hearing protection — Protecting ears from loud drilling noise
- Paver — The material being drilled
- Rotary hammer drill Makita — Powering the diamond drill bit through the paver
- Safety glasses — Protecting eyes from debris and dust
- Wood scrap — Supporting the paver during drilling