Did you do anything special to keep the rubber backing from getting ripped up? Tape it down or something? And what size hole saw did you use?scotty-2-forty wrote:I used a hole saw for the port cut-out and a handsaw for the rest of the cutting (fine tooth).
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The rubber strip simply pulls off. You can cut the strip with aluminum cutters since there is an aluminum strip inside the rubber. Then simply re-install. BTW, I used a 2-1/4" hole saw.creophus wrote: Did you do anything special to keep the rubber backing from getting ripped up? Tape it down or something? And what size hole saw did you use?
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I used a hole saw just as you suggested and I had no problems installing my new fan. Everything seems to be in great working order. Thanks for all your help!
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That just makes me plain ole happy . Any pics???creophus wrote:I used a hole saw just as you suggested and I had no problems installing my new fan. Everything seems to be in great working order. Thanks for all your help!