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![]() wrote in message oups.com... I need to make a 1" x 0.5" square opening in the front panel of an aluminum enclosure. I can handle round openings, however how do you make a neat square opening? Thanks in advance. Webmaster Meduci http://meduci.com If neatness really counts, you might want to just drill four corner holes and use a coping or jig saw to cut from hole to hole. A bit of filing at the corners and where the saw strayed from the line should produce precision results. The Adel Nibbler is good, but I find it hard to nibble to a line, and it requires a minimum 29/64" hole to start. It is also limited in the thickness of material it will work with. 73, Chuck W6PKP |
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