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The advantage of drilling over {{pll|Duct Tape|taping}} is that drilled mounts won’t fall off in case of a vehicle collision. However, drilling cannot be done on all surfaces, such as on windows, {{pll|Boiler|boilers}} and gauges, and it takes longer to do. | The advantage of drilling over {{pll|Duct Tape|taping}} is that drilled mounts won’t fall off in case of a {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|vehicle}} collision. However, drilling cannot be done on all surfaces, such as on windows, {{pll|Boiler|boilers}} and gauges, and it takes longer to do. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:58, 26 March 2025
Electric hand drill is a tool item used to firmly secure mounts, by drilling them to a surface.
The advantage of drilling over taping is that drilled mounts won’t fall off in case of a vehicle collision. However, drilling cannot be done on all surfaces, such as on windows, boilers and gauges, and it takes longer to do.
Firmly secured mounts need a hammer to be removed. After removing secured mounts, drill holes remain on the surface they were secured to. These holes can be repaired using a filler gun.
The electric hand drill can be purchased in one of the shops.