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Posted by Matt K (89 SE 5spd) on September 04, 2002 at 11:14:58:

In Reply to: If the sheetmetal is rigid enough and you're not worried about something behind it, I'd say the holesaw. nm posted by Albert on September 04, 2002 at 07:11:30:

I used a hole saw, but ended up having to make the hole kind of oval-shaped with a sawzall, so maybe a nibbler would be the best way to go. But there's some random small bracing welded to the back, so I dunno if the nibbler would cut through it.

Replys:

- Argh....that bracing welded to the back is the biggest freakin pain....I had to sit there and bend it back and forth till it broke off.....nm James (2 VE's) 11:55:57 9/04/2002 (2)
  - Me too. plasma cutter if you have access to one. :) nm Matt (93SE) 13:17:17 9/04/2002 (1)
    - indeed... that was one of the billion or so times I've said, "Damn, why don't I have a plasma cutter?" Matt K (89 SE 5spd) 14:47:22 9/04/2002 (0)

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: I used a hole saw, but ended up having to make the hole kind of oval-shaped with a sawzall, so maybe a nibbler would be the best way to go. But there's some random small bracing welded to the back, so I dunno if the nibbler would cut through it.