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09-07-2006 11:19 PM #1
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Yes......... Go to a tool store and buy a good industrial blade
Originally Posted by CHEVYBOY
It should cut all the holes you need........
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09-07-2006 11:24 PM #2
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Here, this should clear up what MM64 and I are talking about.
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09-07-2006 11:28 PM #3
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No, they aren't real cheap (like $ 15.00 or so each size) and they don't last forever either. I'm pretty impressed with the ones I just bought from Home Depot. They used to carry another line, but recently did a reset on the entire tool section and these are new to them. They are blue in color and I forget the brand name.
Stainless is super tough to even drill, though, so I don't know. What are you building?
Don
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