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Old 18-01-2007, 05:35 AM   #1 (permalink) Top
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im planning on building a new comp, and im gonna get this case

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im going to put a window mod into the case, and im wondering whether a jig saw should do the trick, or do i need any other tools?

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You could use a jigsaw with a metal cutting attachment, but it would be a very rough cut and would require a fair bit of filing to smooth things out. Your best chance at getting a successful, clean and accurate cut would be with a Dremel cutting tool. Very precise cutting with minimal mess.
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I used a jigsaw for my window mod. It works fine if you use one of those window kits with the rubber gasket.
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Dremel tools are the way to go if ur looking for a nice cut, u could also use a jigsaw tho, it depends on how much finishing work u want to do to make it look good.
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is the dremel easier to cut than a jigsaw?
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Jig is faster, Dremel is easier.
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ya, but when this is something ur gonna be looking at a lot dremel is a better cut so faster does not matter
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