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    Where can I get blowholes cut into a case?

    Are there any places in the SE where I can get take my PC and get blowholes cut into a case as per my specifications?

    Need somewhere with proper machinery - these dremels aren't up to the job.

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    Don't use a dremel for a blow hole, get yourself along to B&Q and get yourself a 80mm hole cutter attachment for your drill jobs a goodun

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    Can you use hole cutters for cutting perspex?
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    You can if you take it slowly to remove the build up of melted plastic, You might have to go round the edge with a knife to get a nice clean edge though.

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    Also using a pillar drill will help massively. It can only go up and down, not tilt left and right, also pillar drills spin at lower rpms which is better for going through hard material.

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    You could use a drill and jigsaw if you want bigger holes too
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    CNC Milling machine is what you want Me bro has his own precision engineering business and has a couple of em.......I go and hassle him for all me mods

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