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TimC

posted on 12/9/07 at 02:39 PM Reply With Quote
MNR Suspension Holes. Square or round?

I can't decide whether to cut the holes in my tub square or round for the suspension mounts. Hole saw or Dremmel?

Help me decide.






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dan__wright

posted on 12/9/07 at 02:40 PM Reply With Quote
oval then the edgetrim will fit properly.





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Agriv8

posted on 12/9/07 at 02:45 PM Reply With Quote
Circles = Hole saw
Squares = Dremel

As for what you decide it to you.

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nick205

posted on 12/9/07 at 02:51 PM Reply With Quote
Round or Oval will look much better IMHO and as above U section edge trim will then be easy to fit to finish the holes for SVA.
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mike smith1

posted on 12/9/07 at 03:06 PM Reply With Quote
I would personally go for round with a hole saw as then at least you have some consistancy with each one!

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clutch_kick

posted on 12/9/07 at 03:13 PM Reply With Quote
Round. Square holes are prone to producing cracks that originate from the corners. Will save you having to stay drilling tiny holes in the GRP to stop the crack lines growing in a few years time.






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posted on 12/9/07 at 03:37 PM Reply With Quote
How about two circles and a square between them, not quite an oval but you get to use the hole saw and the dremmel.
ps. any corner will act as a stress concentrator, (decisions have been based on less!)

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worX

posted on 12/9/07 at 04:06 PM Reply With Quote
Tim, there is no voting option for: Just get on with it! so I haven't voted!!!

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TimC

posted on 12/9/07 at 04:20 PM Reply With Quote
Round it is - pi$$ off Steve!






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JoaoCaldeira

posted on 12/9/07 at 04:47 PM Reply With Quote
I've done 2 holes side by side, united by 2 horizontal Dremel cuts - sort of oval with parallel sides

Cheers,
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dan__wright

posted on 12/9/07 at 05:20 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by JoaoCaldeira
I've done 2 holes side by side, united by 2 horizontal Dremel cuts - sort of oval with parallel sides

Cheers,
Joao


yeah thats what i meant by oval lol





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worX

posted on 12/9/07 at 07:14 PM Reply With Quote

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Originally posted by TimC
Round it is - pi$$ off Steve!







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welderman

posted on 12/9/07 at 10:02 PM Reply With Quote
why not a hexagon shape, then you have flat sides, but looks round from a distance





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posted on 13/9/07 at 11:16 AM Reply With Quote
front suspension
front suspension


I kind of like these

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