I want to drill a hole through the middle of these to fix to the wall to catch bottle caps, would they be easy to drill through?
1443706
You have to be really careful... have the most precise tools and you might succeed... but they are so, I don't know - fragile...?!
469757
Sure can! They just screw into the wall so you'd just unscrew and re-screw. The zip ties have an un-doable lock so you don't even have to buy new zip ties!
542446
Yes. Move the seal to the side to expose the screw hole with gentle force. You should be fine.
1932171
The holes would need to be no more than 1/4" around. Hope this helps. It is a great tool!!!
702606
Not easily. You could probably find a way to attach them if you were dedicated to it.
1459559
I used a 1/4" drill bit to make holes for these in my cabinets. Hope this helps
325171
Yes just screwed through the plastic. Even through drywall, but may want to get longer screws.
1431059
I have never tried to drill through those types of matterial. I only use it on plastic parts for model kits. If you take your time it might still work, but I feel a dremel would probably work better to get through shells.
91214
I was able to do it with a flat screwdriver. It just had to be a small enough flat screwdriver. You don't want it to be TO easy - they need to stay put!
329091
If you are talking about the plastic plugs or mollys, you need to drill two 1/4 inch holes. One for the top hole and one for the bottom hole. Hammer in the plastic plugs and scew to the wall.
1237427
I think they should be perfect for your needs. I actually think the holes could be a little bigger.
1788061
You can but a Hammer drill would be faster. For small diameter holes with a masonry bit it will work if you take your time.
2083121
I don't think you could poke a hole through them but you might be able to make something work if you picked up some screw eyes at a hardware store. I've been trying to find Mario ornaments and I think that's what I'm going to try with some of our extra figures.
2216651
You would have to drill holes through the mounting plates to run screw through them
667636
They work best in a drill press. Some of the smaller diameters could perhaps be hand drilled, but I'd practice first on some scrap.
429680
Both sides of the bar are mounted to the wall, so if you can drill a hole or get a nail through it, you should be fine. There also may be an adapter that can be purchased that will eliminate the need to drill holes.
2102035
It seems to be a very light weight plasic, I wouldn't think there would any problem drilling through it.