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Originally Posted by jkvincent
Wow, every 6", so 12-14 spots aside?? Here's another question, why a Spot Weld Cutter as opposed to a regular drill bit? I guessing maybe the drill bit wants to "walk" trying to cut thru the weld??
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Yes it surprised me as well, took me almost two hours from start to finish. I had a spot cutter available so used that. It has a center pin that keeps it aligned while cutting around the spotweld and doesn't cause too much damage to the underlying surface. You can use a drill bit roughly the same size as the spot weld but either way.... make sure to use a good center punch to keep the cutter or drill bit from walking