cutting a hole in stock bumper
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What would you say is the best method to cut a 1-3/4" hole into a stock toyota rear bumper? I am planning to put a 7 pin trailer connector into there.
Would it be possible with a sawz-all? Do they make hole saws to cut through chrome steel?
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Would it be possible with a sawz-all? Do they make hole saws to cut through chrome steel?
Thanks.
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What would you say is the best method to cut a 1-3/4" hole into a stock toyota rear bumper? I am planning to put a 7 pin trailer connector into there.
Would it be possible with a sawz-all? Do they make hole saws to cut through chrome steel?
Thanks.
What would you say is the best method to cut a 1-3/4" hole into a stock toyota rear bumper? I am planning to put a 7 pin trailer connector into there.
Would it be possible with a sawz-all? Do they make hole saws to cut through chrome steel?
Thanks.
Use a drill to start your hole then get a jig with a metal cutting blade.
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Re: cutting a hole in stock bumper
Originally posted by apc
Do they make hole saws to cut through chrome steel?
Thanks.
Do they make hole saws to cut through chrome steel?
Thanks.
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You can clean the hole up with a Dremel using a grinder attachment. Besides a Sawzall, the Dremel is a tool that is very useful. Too bad there is not a battery operated Dremel.
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Originally posted by Sac State
Too bad there is not a battery operated Dremel.
Too bad there is not a battery operated Dremel.
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He's right, there are battery powered dremils. I have one, and it works well, but it doesn't spin as fast as the corded and it doesn't have as much torqe. I actually have an older one, so there is a chance they have beefed it up, but I want a corded one now
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