happy hours

geez, funny post. SO many choices. We all could have spend 30 seconds witha rat tail file and finished by now. I have done both the doubler methods with plywood and the bit in the hand saw (roto zip style). Actually used a 90 degree air die grinder and a carbide bit. I prefer the hole saw cause fiberglass dust makes me itchy. Good luck with your hole.

BurningWater

Do they have company shirts?

Comanche3Six

All right, post a picture of the completed job. I want to see how it came out.

fund razor

Just remember, go slow because you can always make a hole bigger, but you can't make it smaller. Although many a man has wished...

puder

die grinder or evena dremel and grind it wider. ***uming you nly need it a littl ebigger. If you need to go from 3" to 4" hole its proably not the best solution

I hate holesaws. I damn near took a finger off with one once.

Dave M

The operation on my hole was a success!

It wasn't that tough. I used put a board on the inside and was able to get a longer bit in the hole saw. Just one of those jobs where it's better to ask before phuckin' it up.

Thanks OSO brothers!

Now my next question.... When mounting a char-lynn hydraulic helm do you want the hose connections facing up, in the direction of where the hoses are coming from, or does it matter?

offthefront

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uh oh ....here we go agin

t500hps

MAN...all these answers and the only things I could come up with belong in the uncensored section.

GLH

Shotgun?