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Im hoping someone will be able to offer me some help here - im a tropical fishkeeper and have drilled many tanks for overflows with a diamond holesaw. I now have a requirement to go to a larger size to accommodate a 32mm solvent weld tank connector - the outside diameter of the threads that will push through the drilled hole is 41mm .... thus far I have only been able to find 40mm or 45mm holesaws. 40mm is clearly too small and the 45mm is going to be a bit sloppy I fear - can anyone tell me what size hole I should drill to fit this 32mm solvent weld tank connector...

Thank you

Bungy
 
use the 45mm and make up some rubber washer to take up the gap and use a sealant on the outer washer.
 
Kingkenny, thanks for the advice - I did however manage to find a 42mm diamond holesaw which I have ordered.

Thanks anyway.
Bungy
 
We supply EVERY size diamond drill bit for glass aquariums, fish tanks

Tiles, Marble, Granite, Travertine, Porcelain and other stone based materials
Including glass mirrors and glass.

http://www.*********.com/google/42mm.jpg
Above is the 42mm size

But we also stock many other kits.

http://www.*********.com/jpgs/365logo2.jpg
 
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