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Hey everyone,

Little unsure if im posting this in the right section, so if im wrong then mods im sorry :dry:

Anyway, i am currently making another cold air intake on my car, and i am after a hole saw around 80mm, as i bought some 76mm intake ducting. At this stage i believe i have two options, one would be if someone has a metal cutting hole saw around this size, could i please borrow it??? The other would be to find out where i could buy a hole saw around this size. I went to bunnings, and they want $75 for the saw, and $40 for the mandrel to use it! That's just ridiculous, so does anyone know where else i could find hole saws? If it isnt made for metal and i mess up the saw then it doesnt really bug me, i only want it to cut the hole.

Cheers for any help

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Hey everyone,

Little unsure if im posting this in the right section, so if im wrong then mods im sorry :mrt:

Anyway, i am currently making another cold air intake on my car, and i am after a hole saw around 80mm, as i bought some 76mm intake ducting. At this stage i believe i have two options, one would be if someone has a metal cutting hole saw around this size, could i please borrow it??? The other would be to find out where i could buy a hole saw around this size. I went to bunnings, and they want $75 for the saw, and $40 for the mandrel to use it! That's just ridiculous, so does anyone know where else i could find hole saws? If it isnt made for metal and i mess up the saw then it doesnt really bug me, i only want it to cut the hole.

Cheers for any help

Hey dude, I have an 89mm hole saw u can borrow. I used it to put my I/C in. Cuts through metal like a knife through butter.

Regards Mark

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Hey dude, I have an 89mm hole saw u can borrow. I used it to put my I/C in. Cuts through metal like a knife through butter.

Regards Mark

Hey mate, that would be perfect, where abouts are ya? I could just come to you, drill the hole, and im set, wouldn't even have to take it with me.

you can buy hole saw bits that you can put into the chuck of your electric drill

These are the bits im talking about? :)

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