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Doing some more cutting on my case.

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Thanks man.

Also heard that a nibbler will work well for that as well. I might just try to pick one up since I don't have a hole saw.
 
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A hole saw is just a big drill bit. Cost me about $30 including the mandrel. But the nibbler may be a better buy depending on the price.
 
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