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Hi Folks,
I am now at the stage of needing to install the dashboard instruments on my boat rebuild. I have a choice of buying a custom panel or making one myself which is the preferred choice. I have a piece of 4mm aluminium sheet which I would like to use. Can anyone advise me on cutting circular holes in the stuff. I have a 'Hole saw' set which describes its self as 'Bi-metal' It works fine in wood and plastic. has anyone tried them on aluminium please? Most of the holes will be for 2" instruments although there is a larger Tacho which is approx 3.5 inches. any suggestions will be appreciated even if they are of 'The don't even think about it' variety. many thanks Peter |
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