Im in the process of fitting a window to my PC70, well i will be once the pieces arive, anyway.
Right your best bet is the holesaw if its the size that you want, it is the easiest and will give you a better finish. My advice would be, to mask up the area your gonna be working on with masking tape and then mark on where you want the hole to be, then when it comes to the hole itself you want the drill to be on a medium sort of speed (a pillar drill is best for this kind of work) and always try to clamp the work piece down when using holesaws! (use some wodden blocks under the clamps and possibly even some more masking tape, just to make sure that those clamps dont mark the window!) start drilling and let up on the drill every now and then so that the plastic doesn't heat up too much. Then once the hole is done, if you want a really good finish, rub down the interior edge of the hole with some DRY wet and dry sand paper, then with WET wet and dry paper then with WET again but with some washing up liquid in the water, and then finally use a bit of polish and a clean dry cloth to get a really nice job! While sanding and polishing i would advise leavig the masking tape on the help protect the bits you dont really want to rub! Once all that is done take of the masking tape and marvel at the new blow hole, now all you need is to mount a fan, i would recommend masking tape used when drilling the holes to mount the fan too, reduces the chance of the drill slipping off the point you want, as that would be a real shame after all the hard work put in! Mount up the fan and away you go!
And questions feal free to post back here, hope it goes well let us know and we always like pictures
And remember you cant have enough masking tape
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