cutting holes

[DJMaytag]

At 01:03 PM 6/21/96 PDT, gstopp at fibermux.com wrote:
>     Any hole bigger than a quarter is a good candidate for a hand-held 
>     Sabre saw. Usually I make corner holes with a 1/2" drill bit, chuck up 
>     a fine-tooth metal blade, buzz between the holes till the middle falls 
>     out, and then hack away at the remaining bits. If you cut careful you 
>     don't even need much clean-up filing.

another good one to look for a called The UNIBIT. i get them from the
Snap-On guy at work. it's a single drill bit that has gradual steps on it,
from 1/16th to 1/2 of an inch, mostly in 16th and 32nd of an inch steps.
there are, i believe, two other models, which go even larger (1 inch or
more). they are quite expensive ($30.00+), but invaluable, especially for
cutting through sheet metal, tr-606 cases for indy out mods, etc.

mitch

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