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November 25th 03, 11:53 AM
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Save yourself a lot of aggravation. Do not buy anything from "Harbor
Fright". All they sell is junk and it never works like they say. You would have a lot more fun throwing the money in your toilet and watching it swirl around as you flush. Harbor Freight has a $35 cutting tool that can handle the job according to the advertised specs. It sorta, kinda looks like an angle grinder, except that it has a short arm and a reciprocating tooth out one side. I figure I can drill a 3/8" hole, clamp a 2x4 to each side of the sheet as guides, and just make a run with the cutter. Anyone have experience with these things? Do they leave a clean edge? 
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