Re: [VAL] Re: Cutting round holes in AL and black water holding tank quesiton

["Mr. Joy H. Hansen" <joytbrew@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Peter,

Thought I'd mention the "Rotozip" like tool from Harbor Freight.  A plunge 
type bit that will cut sideways.  Just got to be very careful and work slow 
as it cuts thin aluminum very fast.  Really neat for getting an access  hole 
cut in the interior skin to get to the rear light bezel wiring.  One could 
make a guide from plywood to contain the bit movement.   I also use it for 
cutting out flooring that I can't reach with a circular or saber type saw. 
The real Rotozip is too expensive for me, but there are certainly some neat 
accessories.  See the real McCoy at any store (Lowe's, Home Depot, etc.). 
Works for me .  .  .

Use of my '74 Argosy that has both black and gray water holding tanks has me 
convinced that I'm not satisfied with the '69 combo tank.  I'd like to put 
one of the above floor tanks in the rear of my Safari.  Is there a source 
for these tanks where the commode will sit on top and the outlet drops out 
the bottom?

                                                     Joy T Brew