Is this really professionally done by an experienced carpenter?

[twoody]

Polos, I can tell you that there's a difference between sitting rigidly and sitting secure. Maybe you should ask to visit an electrician working on a construction site so you can see and feel

After over 20 years of manufacturing timber-framed houses, I know how boxes are secured, and I've installed quite a few myself when the electricians needed help. We use wooden studs and nothing else, and in those, they sit rigidly. Seems like you need to visit real professionals who can secure boxes properly.

 

[hemljuvahem86]

That looks strange. My husband bought a hole in one when we were plastering the garage and friggebod and it turned out almost perfect every time, you just have to choose the right size and then make sure the plasterboard is in the right place Is that a real electrician? It takes a lot of extra time if they have to putty and sand? Who's going to pay for that?

 

[Putte 9497]

Used by everyone with a bit of sense about construction along with a T70 hole saw in this case.
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Hole in One is for amateurs

 

[KalleKe]

Hole in One is for amateurs

So how do the pros do it?

 

[Putte 9497]

So how do the pros do it?

You'll have to ask them.

 

[mexitegel]

The pros cut randomly and then say, "the painter will fix that"...

 

[Harald Blåtumme]

Not using a dos router with tools like "hole-in-one" is just incompetently stupid. Not even amateurs take chances today, so why accept this from so-called "pros"?

 

[fsn]

Hole in One is for amateurs

And bumping a 4-year-old thread is for people with low self-esteem and who lack a life. Especially when their posts don't contribute anything.

 

[Harald Blåtumme]

Sorry. Did not notice that this was an old thread. Of course, I maintain that if one uses proper tools and has the necessary competence for the job, and if one cannot do this, they should refrain.

 

[Putte 9497]

Of course, professionals use some template, it was just to see how many would react to my post.

 

[fsn]

Sorry. Noted that this was an old thread. Of course, I maintain that using proper tools and having the necessary competence for the job is crucial. If you can't manage that, you should refrain.

Agree 100%. Hole in One is indeed a fantastic thing. Regardless of how unsuccessful you are, everyone manages to get good and precise holes with one of those.