For those of you that have never seen it before elsewhere, this is how to cut a circle in a dome the cheap way.
After checking all your trace out lines a few times take a drill with a sharp bit and drill along the inside of your traced area.


Next
carefully wiggle your drill side to side till it
connects a few adjacent holes together in a few areas. Then take a hacksaw blade and cut alone the dotted lines.


Take the curved side of a large rasp and file till you are a hair past you layout lines.

Flip the dome over and use a finishing rasp to take off all the burrs.

As you can see the
holoprojector ring fits perfectly.

1 comment:
You're a very brave man, I'd be scared to death drilling one hole outside that circle! You're making good progress, wtg!
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