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Re: Trailing arm crossmember with No Limit Arms
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Originally Posted by Accelo
Some great ideas. I admit you have to be stubborn just to do the hole saw thing. Cutting the section out with a torch is easiest. With out a torch adding the holes around the perimeter is a great idea. Wish I would have thought of that. If you do use a hole saw getting it to run slow it your best bet. You will ruin the hole saw if you don't. Then there is the safety aspect, a drill large enough to g slow is a hazard to life and limb if you don't have a plan to deal with the torque. Back to the torch if you have one.
Cheers.
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Sawsall/reciprocating saw ftw (for those w/o a torch or plasma).
It will make the rough cut easier & then it's just trimming to final ID.
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