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I own a 32' fishing boat.
The superstructure is 3/16th aluminum. I want to saw out the port wheelhouse wall as I convert the boat into a family cruiser. I intend to use a carbide tipped blade made for aluminum on a 7 1/4" skill saw. I'm wondering about lubrication. I've read parrafin wax would work. How much do they mean? The amount you'd rub on a snow ski or an 1/4" mound of the stuff? Does anyone think the skill saw idea is bad? |
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