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| Ok, I think I'm going to use the Rotozip. I'm afraid the stroke of a jigsaw will hit the metal fixture nailed to the wood. Now to find the right bit. |
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| quote: Originally posted by r0gue:
Ok, I think I'm going to use the Rotozip. I'm afraid the stroke of a jigsaw will hit the metal fixture nailed to the wood. Now to find the right bit.
You're on the right track, no way would I use a jig saw for this task. Rotozip 1/8 in. Saber Cut Wood Bits (4-Pack)-SC4 - The Home Depot https://www.google.com/url?sa=...PWFPiz6gfH8CnqvKDldL
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| quote: Originally posted by Excam_Man:
Rotozip 1/8 in. Saber Cut Wood Bits (4-Pack)-SC4 - The Home Depot
Rotozip (which I don't own), or a palm router set to the correct depth of cut (which I do own).
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| Did it today. It was as bad as we imagined, and then some. But the rotary dremel tool (Craftsman generic) worked well. Thanks all! |
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