8 Oct 2021 #41 E eddystone Well-known member Joined 18 Aug 2013 Messages 1,881 Location North West Devon Visit site Like this; need to enlarge inside skin by maybe 4mm diameter outer skin more like 8mm diameter increase. Both layers about 3mm thick Attachments C0A6A867-F8E6-4934-85FA-F845EBB12EF7.jpeg 145.8 KB · Views: 6 812C7E15-5E60-449D-BEEE-C3F2D6E441E6.jpeg 154.7 KB · Views: 6
Like this; need to enlarge inside skin by maybe 4mm diameter outer skin more like 8mm diameter increase. Both layers about 3mm thick
11 Oct 2021 #42 R rudolph_hart Active member Joined 23 Oct 2003 Messages 1,376 Location Maldon, East Coast UK Visit site prv said: The standard answer to enlarging a hole is to fill it (tap in a suitable sized piece of wood) and re-drill with a suitably-sized holesaw. With such a small increase you'll have to be careful to start accurately on centre, though. Pete Click to expand... +1. Did this successfully when changing Depth transducer on my Dehler a few years ago.
prv said: The standard answer to enlarging a hole is to fill it (tap in a suitable sized piece of wood) and re-drill with a suitably-sized holesaw. With such a small increase you'll have to be careful to start accurately on centre, though. Pete Click to expand... +1. Did this successfully when changing Depth transducer on my Dehler a few years ago.
11 Oct 2021 #43 D Dodgy Diver Active member Joined 2 Sep 2021 Messages 400 Visit site you can put 1 hole saw inside another one , then the 30mm will keep it as a guide and entered , then the bigger one will cut ?
you can put 1 hole saw inside another one , then the 30mm will keep it as a guide and entered , then the bigger one will cut ?
11 Oct 2021 #44 E eddystone Well-known member Joined 18 Aug 2013 Messages 1,881 Location North West Devon Visit site Dremel sanding cylinder worked perfectly
11 Oct 2021 #45 Daverw Well-known member Joined 2 Nov 2016 Messages 2,941 Location Humber Visit site Or small flap wheel in a drill
27 Oct 2021 #46 J jon and michie Well-known member Joined 28 Dec 2014 Messages 1,587 Visit site Easy - larger piece of wood placed over the existing hole - re mark the centre of the hole then use a hole saw
Easy - larger piece of wood placed over the existing hole - re mark the centre of the hole then use a hole saw