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nightjar cpb@insert my surname here.me.uk wrote:
Really, Ive done them with a 'kitchen devil' knife.

They don't have to even be neat. the fitting covers well....

There we have a basic difference in philosophjy. I don't think that
something not being visible is a reason not to do it neatly.

With a proper 'keyhole' saw designed for this job - the sheds sell them
for pennies - it's an easy job to make a pretty decent hole. Assuming you
can draw a neat pencil line to follow.

I use this saw quite a bit - pretty well anywhere where you have to cut a
hole in plasterboard. And sometimes in wood.

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