1 The stone(s) you want to drill a hole in. 2  Dremel, Foredom or similar rotary tool, preferably with a flex-shaft attachment (can be done without the flex-shaft, but will be much easier with). Diamond engraving burrs (or coring bits, but they make holes much larger than I wanted, and also I would have had to special order them). 2  Container deep enough for the stone being drilled, but not so deep you can't comfortably hold the stone in place.
When the body becomes dehydrated, you start to feel the effects of it both physically and mentally. By the time you feel thirsty, you may be well on your way to dehydration. If you don't replenish your water intake soon, you can start to feel very sick as more of your organs are affected by the lack of water.
Even in cooler weather, dehydration is possible if you donât drink enough fluids while working out. According to Higgins, symptoms may be milder or come on slower, but dehydration carries the same risks, regardless of the outside temperature. 4. Fever and Chills. If your body is severely dehydrated you may experience fever and chills. Fever, in turn, can worsen dehydration, and the higher the fever, the more dehydrated you may become. In infants, so-called dehydration fever may develop if there is inadequate fluid intake, diarrhea, or vomiting. Any fever in an infant or toddler is cause for concern.