Are you supposed to drill a hole or let on rip right through?
1420616
You are supposed to take the filter out and fabricate and install baffles with a big enough hole so that nothing touches the baffles. But if you want to use the filter, which I have not tried, drill a big enough hole in the end piece to make sure that nothing touches. Good luck. Stay inconspicuous.
1420617
You can shoot right throug it but it will always change the flight. What I did was shoot through then drill 1 size larger. Then istall a rubber washer drilled to size as the wipe.
1983648
I would suggest you hold back a little to create a cleaner hole. Like a hot knife thru butter.
741006
No need to drill holes. place over door. I bought 3M Command small hooks and placed them horezonal to grasp onto the wire rack to keep it from banging when opening door. this all works well & will be easy to move when the time comes with no damage to the door.
2249321
Hole templete, but honestly I found it was much bigger then I really needed and cut a smaller hole. Hope this helps! Bobby
874617
Cut a hole in the fabric before you insert the grommet. I use a hole punch specifically designed for making holes for grommets.
613969
Ditto on what everyone else said. I will include that you only need to drill through the plastic and not the metal underneath.
2107891
Yes you need to drill. Screws on vent are covered with self leveling caulk and did not want to break the seal of the caulk. It comes with a L bracket where you can drill on sides of vent.
1773529
wet the soil/sand first, and again as you dig your hole. you may need to shovel out some but most should come out with the digger.at least it does work for me ok.
121990
You shouldn't have to. Perhaps if you just bite it maybe the slit is there but needs to be "opened". .??
778450
That depends. Are you plugging a hole, or reattaching a loose flap? If the latter, it should be fine for a while. It hardens with a certain flexibility, so it should work. Dunno firsthand, though.
1830656
I cut openings for plugins through paneling, I also ran a new wire from the breaker box. I encountered stud braces (2x4) unexpectedly and was able to notch out for the wire to pass through the 2x4 brace. I took my time and applied steady light pressure. I really like this tool and use it a lot. You should be able to cut plywood, with patience. Ripping for any distance would not work, but making small cuts should go well.
874614
The only way I was successful was to cut an "X" in the fabric where the grommet was to be installed, and trim off the l4 little corners that resulted. Not too much trimming, because I wanted the opening to be INSIDE the grommet inside diameter so it would not rip later during use.I cut the "x" with a box cutter, placed the grommet with the lip thru the hole, and placed the other half on top - then hammered once with a rubber mallet. I think a regular hammer would possibly break the grommet.Currently the fabric and grommets are working flawlessly and have been out in sun and wind and rain for quite a while. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have more questions and I can try to explain better. The only way I was successful was to cut an "X" in the fabric where the grommet was to be installed, and trim off the l4 little corners that resulted. Not too much trimming, because I wanted the opening to be INSIDE the grommet inside diameter so it would not rip later during use.I cut the "x" with a box cutter, placed the grommet with the lip thru the hole, and placed the other half on top - then hammered once with a rubber mallet. I think a regular hammer would possibly break the grommet.Currently the fabric and grommets are working flawlessly and... » Read More The only way I was successful was to cut an "X" in the fabric where the grommet was to be installed, and trim off the l4 little corners that resulted. Not too much trimming, because I wanted the opening to be INSIDE the grommet inside diameter so it would not rip later during use.I cut the "x" with a box cutter, placed the grommet with the lip thru the hole, and placed the other half on top - then hammered once with a rubber mallet. I think a regular hammer would possibly break the grommet.Currently the fabric and grommets are working flawlessly and have been out in sun and wind and rain for quite a while. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have more questions and I can try to explain better. « Show Less
1516631
Hi Cheery Girl, Yes, you will have to drill a hole unless you want to sacrifice say a hand sprayer using a previously drilled hole.
2056631
Recently cut a 2 inch hole through concrete block, so the power is there. Normally I try to use a drill press with forstners, but if you Feed carefully you should be fine.
197367
Use a dewalt just make sure that it doesn't over heat if you are drilling a lot of holes
2248818
Mine have always come with a little stick to punch the hole. I would use anything that would open the hole in the indention, but not puncture the bottom. The stick that comes with it is like a Q tip with no cotton and flat bottom. I twist it around the complete hole to be sure it is really open. I have had great success with these traps.
1816361
I used a 5/16 drill bit and a 1/8th inch pipe thread tap to get the threads started, do not thread the tap in to deep just about 3 threads that way the hole won't be to big. I am sure their are other ways to do it, this is what works for me.