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03 Feb 2009

How can I drill shark teeth?

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Drill bits break. No luck at all. Can anyone tell me the proper tools and techniques to drill shark teeth? Thank YOu

The dremel and diamond bit is a good suggestion, but I suggest a steady drip of water while drilling to lubricate and cool the tooth so it won't shatter.

4 Comments to “How can I drill shark teeth?”

  1. Dan A
    3:30 pm on February 3, 2009

    use a dermal tool and a diamond bur bit the same kind a dentist uses for you teeth
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  2. Carol H
    4:20 pm on February 3, 2009

    Also you have a safety issue. The dust and such from bones or teeth can be very harmful to your lungs if inhaled, please wear a dust mask and you can use a diamond tipped spade bit as sold at Walmart by black and decker used to drill into porcelain, and tile.
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  3. Scott H
    4:51 pm on February 3, 2009

    The dremel and diamond bit is a good suggestion, but I suggest a steady drip of water while drilling to lubricate and cool the tooth so it won't shatter.
    References :

  4. JF Desrosiers
    11:44 am on May 2, 2009

    Dremel, diamond tip bit, and under water spray. I’m a dentist and that’s how we drill teeth. It might take a while since dremels turn at 35 000 RPM and dental drills at 350 000 RPM ;)