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Side Panel Window Cut-out, By: Sky |
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for any “Personal or Property Damage” which may be happen while
attempting this project. This is to give you a reference on cutting a window
in your case. It is not the exact steps for all cases. If you take the proper
precautions and use safety equipment (i.e. Safety glasses, face shields,
dust masks, etc.) you should be fine. Please keep in mind that all power
tools can be dangerous, especially ones that have speeds over 5,000rpm.
In this case the Dremel turns in excess of 30,000rpm and can send parts
of those reinforced cutting wheels right through your body and even walls.
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Ok, let’s get started. Sorry for the above legal
statement but there are people out there that this applies to. First off
let’s get our materials ready.
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| SUPPLIES |
- Dremel
- Reinforced cut-off wheels #426
- Aluminum oxide grinding stone #952
- 480 grit sandpaper
- Eye protection
- Leather gloves
- Sharpie marker
- Strait edge
- Moral Support
- Printout from some graphic program
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| MEASURING |
You want to first measure your side panel. I have found
that is pretty safe to cut up to 2 inches from the edges. Any closer than
that and it becomes a problem. Each side panel is different and it’s
important to check before cutting. What worked for me may not work for you!
Check for any obstacles when putting the side panel back in place. Measure
twice, cut once!
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| I used a popular graphics program to draw my design in.
Since it was so large, it took 4 pages to print it on. I just taped them
all together after. |
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