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Drill Hole In Refrigerator. Drill a pilot hole first, a small hole (1/4 or 1/8) right in the middle of where your shank hole is to be located. Consider the purpose of the hole and the. Drill carefully, just enough to pierce the metal exterior, then use a toothpick. I wanted to know where it would be safe to drill holes, either in. It depends on the refrigerator, of course, but a typical sheet steel unit can take short sheet metal screws without issue. Use sharp drill bits and start small. Next, use your hole drill bit to drill. If you have coils on the back, you should be good to drill. I want to transform a compressor wine fridge into a kegerator. (someone else back me up on that!) what kind of fridge is it? I would like to attach a clasp/latch to the side of my fridge/freezer, so that i can tell when it is closed at a glance, and to make closing it a concious effort. The fridge is from some. The first step in drilling a hole in your refrigerator is choosing the right location. A couple notes on drilling a fridge.

I would like to attach a clasp/latch to the side of my fridge/freezer, so that i can tell when it is closed at a glance, and to make closing it a concious effort. (someone else back me up on that!) what kind of fridge is it? I want to transform a compressor wine fridge into a kegerator. Use sharp drill bits and start small. A couple notes on drilling a fridge. If you have coils on the back, you should be good to drill. I wanted to know where it would be safe to drill holes, either in. The fridge is from some. Drill carefully, just enough to pierce the metal exterior, then use a toothpick. Next, use your hole drill bit to drill.

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Drill Hole In Refrigerator Use sharp drill bits and start small. Use sharp drill bits and start small. I would like to attach a clasp/latch to the side of my fridge/freezer, so that i can tell when it is closed at a glance, and to make closing it a concious effort. A couple notes on drilling a fridge. I wanted to know where it would be safe to drill holes, either in. Consider the purpose of the hole and the. (someone else back me up on that!) what kind of fridge is it? Drill carefully, just enough to pierce the metal exterior, then use a toothpick. Next, use your hole drill bit to drill. I want to transform a compressor wine fridge into a kegerator. The fridge is from some. It depends on the refrigerator, of course, but a typical sheet steel unit can take short sheet metal screws without issue. Drill a pilot hole first, a small hole (1/4 or 1/8) right in the middle of where your shank hole is to be located. If you have coils on the back, you should be good to drill. The first step in drilling a hole in your refrigerator is choosing the right location.