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Cut an accurate 1/2" square hole through 1/4" aluminum without tools?
I need to cut a 1/2" square through 1/4" aluminum. It doesn't have to be
centered, but the dimensions of the hole need to be correct. I'd like to use a router type tool that I made, but the aluminum would have to be perfectly square. Any tricky way to do that? Thanks. |
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