Let's say I have an electric skillet and I want to cut a large hole in the lid, which appears to be aluminum. Would this kit work?
1810652
Easily with cutring wheel. But you can find tge same kit at a lical hardware store for the same price minus shipping costs. I regreted buying it on amazon after i saw it in the store. Its a good kit though.
1810653
Not a good question. This kit has a little of everything to do a little of EVERYTHING. But if u JUST want to cut holes in lids...NO, don't get this kit. Get only and order separately cutters. Fast disconnects WELL worth the money
1818479
A cast iron skillet of the same diameter would make a substitute lid. I've done this many times.
1156321
I think it's all about what you're trying to cook in, rather than what you're trying to cook. If you plan to use a large skillet, that may be more trouble than it's worth. If it's a cylindrical container about the size of a Nalgene (1L), that would be ideal.
1684885
Am not sure; but don't see why not unless the flames go up the side of the skillet. It is really a nice lid. Love it.
1911564
absolutely... aluminum is soft metal. Suggest drilling a pilot hole first though.
865068
Yes . you just have to get the right bit for ceramic. I cut ceramic for an outlet and it worked great.
1404180
I am not sure. I have never tried to do that since I have a fry daddy. But I really love this skillet! I use it almost every day.
591540
That I'm not sure of because I haven't attempted it myself. As far as cutting no I don't believe that will work, but it would burn it off. As for the sealing bit it might be able to, but I'd suggest watching your settings if you try because if its too high you might just end up burning through it rather then sealing it off.
959466
YES! The Lodge ASHH41 Silicone Hot Handle Holder, Red for $6.00 DOES WORK!!! I have it on my skillet and have bought several of them. It is SNUG and takes some work to get it on the handle so give it a chance! This is the one you want!
2230906
Yes but you will have cut the hole out bigger. Depth wise its plenty but the hole size is smaller so i had to cut out bigger with a jigsaw.
1823250
My husband had used it to solder a pot metal carb back together, however he said it should be since it is solder and solder usually is. :)
1517659
I am sure with practice. never tried it. here is the product description on the web site. Makita JN1601 5 Amp 16 Gauge Nibbler scroll to the bottom and will indicate the radius of cutting and gages of metal.
1927537
Yes. Unless it's aluminum foil, I'd recommend a Dremel tool. If you're trying to score a piece of aluminum, this would work (briefly) but you'd be better off with a utility knife/box cutter.
89380
We tried that. It has too much wasted heat surface, but will work. The whole skillet gets hot, not just the bottom. An iron plate, that is fairly even might work as well.
1365113
Assuming you have a round perforated pan...I'd guess that would be your only option. Good luck...let us know how it turns out. Hope I was able to help.
558754
We just use ours for aluminum. O625" thick max. It does OK. on that, but no thicker. The smaller the hole the easier it works. If you are doing mass quantities, I would look to another method.
200061
Sure. I used a 3/8 inch cordless drill and did fine. However, depending on the size hole you are drilling be sure to use a drill with enough power. I had to take be careful not to push mine too hard as it started to overheat.