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Creating larger speaker holes in door 700 1986

posted by  walrus3 on  Mon Mar 10 15:56 CST 2003
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Artillery works pretty well but it leaves holes in the outside of the
door that you may not want. There are tool rental places that you might
go to to discuss the problem. There is a gizmo called the "Sawzall"
or reciprocating saw, sort of like a sabre saw but the blade comes out the
end - if you used the right blade that would work, but it is a little bit
rough. On the light side, you could use a Dremel tool with cutoff wheels
and saw it a bit at a time. The rental place may also have some kind of
nibbler tool that might be the best choice (if they have one).
Then there is the "smoke wrench", AKA the oxyacetylene cutting torch,
which is also rough, messy, and is bad about catching things on fire,
especially sound-deadening material, undercoating and upholstery. It is
indeed FAST, though.

Are you sure you want music???

(sorry, couldn't resist.)
--
George Downs, The "original" Walrus3, Bartlesville, Oklahoma






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