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Old 30-12-2005, 03:57 PM   #1
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Hello guys, first post on this site, hopefully many more. My question is where can i get a 120mm holesaw from in england? what is this thing called an arbour aswell?! do i need one to cut through a 6mm acrylic case panel? Any help much appreciated.
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That's only for cutting wood and plastic. You may get away with cutting thin metal, but I wouldn't risk it myself.

This is the sort of thing you need, holecutter and arbour: Link
Unfortunately, nearest size there is 127mm.

I got my 80mm holecutter from an Electrical wholesalers.
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And I'm afraid that one is only suitable for cutting wood and plasterboard.
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I use hole cutters a fair bit at work but biggest size I have for work is 60mm.

Even cutting an 80mm hole in a computer case is quite a task.

The metal has to be held fiirmly in position and you need a slow drill speed and cutting oil.
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