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What are some good tools to use for cutting cases, both Steel and aluminum?
It has been a while but the last time I tried to cuts holes for extra fans I made a horrible mess. I am wanting to try my hand at it again, but I want to use the correct tools for the job next time.
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dremmel, rotozip, those little snipper things that cost a shizzleload, and jigsaws are pretty good... if you do use a jigsaw put duct tape on the bottom of the thing so that it doesn't scratch...
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for 80mm fans, get a 3" hole saw. if you plan on using the laser cut grills, get a 3.25" hole saw.
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