HXGN-12R Tank-type (Fixed) Metal-clad Ring-net Switchgear
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- You don't unless you have lots of $$$$$$ then you would be hiring someone to do it. Find a different route. The wire can be run along the edge or anyway. 12v for a strike isn't hazardous and the wires will be small. If you insist, you can get a good welder to weld a length of steel rod onto a masonry drill. I would do it for a beer, because it would take about five minutes, and is not an every day thing, but I wouldn't guarantee the job because No one knows how bad you will abuse the drill.
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HXGN-12R Tank-type (Fixed) Metal-clad Ring-net Switchgear
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