Old 04-14-08, 10:29 AM
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skiingyac
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Drilling through wasn't much of a problem, the hard part was getting rid of the little pieces of metal left over... A hand file, using an old screwdriver as basically a chisel, and trying to grind a little with the side of the bit (the bit was already pretty chewed up) took a little while. I'd recommend using a dremel or regular drill with an aluminum oxide bit or something if you don't want to spend about an hour on this.
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