ORIGINAL: blitzkrieg65
ORIGINAL: hdbeast
britishtankman
The razor saw may work the best, it's very thin and will cut fast, this is a pic of the one I have, picked it up at my LHS for about 10.00 USD and have found many uses for it. I have used the thread cutting for many hatches and that workes the best for them it will take a long time to cut the sideskirts with thread but can be done.
Hey hdbeast, I have been wanting to cut my Peshing hatch also, and I have cut a few hatches with the cutting wheel, it takes a lot out in certain spots! What does LHS stand for? I want to pick up one of those razor saws, and give it a try!
The Blitz
LHS=Local Hobby Shop
To cut your hatch I would use the sewing thread, it is slow and will keep breaking, but if you take your time it's accurate and a very thin cut. I will if possible drill out the hinge holes first then cut the hatches
Gary