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I was just going to cut out my own window on my steel case. And I was wondering if the dremel would be the best thing to do so? Well i mean for something realistic. I could bring it to my old hs to laser cut it but thats to far away now. But if the dremel is the best bet, does anyone know what tip I should use for it?
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Site Team
Join Date: Mar 2005
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If you're good and agile with the dremel, then I'd suggest this way, if not, I'd laser-cut it. We have a modding section, so it'll be more appropriate for people to help you there
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In Runtime
Join Date: Nov 2010
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I like to use a metal nibbler to make cut outs in computer cases. They are inexpensive, and provided that you take your time, they can do a very clean job of making a cut out.
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Daemon Poster
Join Date: Nov 2006
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A nibbler would be both faster and easier to handle. If you are going to use a dremel, though, I'd recommend using this.
Got to be careful, though-- it'll chew through sheet steel pretty quick, but it is hard to control. |
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