- Location
- Wisconsin
I am putting in another bilge pump. I was wondering what i should use to drill a hole for the outlet?
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Super Jet Bilge Pump
- Thread starter Bennyboy6891
- Start date
- Location
- Ocala, FL
The whole thing??
*hole saw
From google:
"drill a small pilot hole first, then start the hole saw in reverse to score the gel coat, then go to forward and cut it."
- Location
- Stevensville, MD
I use a big unibit.
seriously are you that stupid?
- Location
- Wisconsin
HAHA... I was thinking a hole saw, and I did see the directions to spin the saw in reverse. But, I just wanted to ask to make sure. Thanks again guys.
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- Location
- Granbury, TX
I have a hole saw i use specifically for that purpose. I found it at the hardware store and I think it's made by Remington. Instead of teeth it has abrasive/grit bonded to the cutting perimeter.
swapmeet
Brotastic
- Location
- Arlington TX
**hole
I use a uni-bit and if needed a rasp on a drill if it needed to be opened up anymore.
Make sure the drill is going clock wise.....................
Mark44
Katie's Boss
- Location
- 100% one place
I use a ball-peen hammer.
A whole saw or just part of one?
A whole saw or just part of one?
Tyler Zane
Open Your Eyes
- Location
- Panama City Beach, FL
:haha: i have read this thread before but its much funnier when intoxicated. would you use a 4 oz. or go all out with a 40 oz ball peen hammer? i used a jig saw for one side then decided that didnt do a very good job so i use a sawzall for the other. ill try the hammer method next for my pisser holes.
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- Location
- Wisconsin
Thanks guys..... Glad you guys could confirm the fact that I don't know that much about my skis and working on them. I am definitely not afraid to admit that, and that's the "whole" story. HAHA
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