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Turning a 4" hole into a 5"/6"
Lots of questions tonight...
The old cooker hood in my kitchen has a 4" hole at the right height, and about as far left as I can possibly have the new hole if I'm having a chimney hood. Modern cooker hoods appears to want 5", or more usually, 6" holes. Is it possible, using a core drill, to drill over the the top of an existing hole? Or is it going to wander so far that I end up with a complete mess? Obviously I'd need to offset the centre at the same time, so that the left edge of the hole didn't move any further left. Never used a core drill, no idea if this is going to work or not. The alternative is to find a hood that takes a 5" hole and use the 5"-4" reducer I have hanging around in the garage. Ben |
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