I am wanting to cut off a rear quarter panel from a junkyard. I will not be able to take any power tools in other than a battery powered drill. Is this a futile effort or can it be done, albeit slowly? My thought was I could drill some holes and then chisel a cut and or use shears. I could buy a cordless cut off wheel tool if this would make it a lot easier.
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Rear Quarter Panel Removal
- Thread starter crunchie_frog
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cut off wheel is your best bet. that or if you can rent a gas powered portable chop saw. i dont know if they allow those or not because they throw a lot of sparks
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