Are you able to drill through the outer white border without ruining the panel?
1692507
There is a small border of the white backing material, it has some holes and grommets in it already, so you could make additional mounting holes of similar size in other places on the perimeter.
1692508
I have Drilled through a white Diamond down the center (for a roof antenna on my car). Shine a light through the area where you want to drill and ensure there are no embedded wires.
1692509
My husband is at sea where he has this on the bimini of his boat -- he responded that yes, you can drill anywhere in the white area on all 4 sides.
1692510
It looks like you can, BUT I WOULD NOT recommend it. It has grommets there for mounting. Or you could use stick on Velcro.
1692511
The outer white border is where Renogy has the small grommets that can be used to install the panel. I don't see why you couldn't drill as many holes as you like in that area. It's pretty clear where the panels and wiring are located when you see the panel. Hope this helps
972305
I dont c a reason why you couldn't It depends how sharp your drill bit is. :-) it isnt super thick, it isnt a big safe. I woukd start with a thin bit than increase the size making bigger holes each time.
1464503
Yes you can, just not so deep it covers the top and a little of the edges. That's how I did it.
1315042
Yes, using a high quality drill that is rated for stainless steel. No damage to the surface.
2138463
I don't see why you couldn't. There are no seamed or finished edges, so I think you probably could.
2001530
Sure can. Make sure to use a high-quality ultra-fine finish blade when you rip it to width, and go slowly. You don't want to splinter the edges.
534788
It may be possible with a special drill bit. I have seen it done, but not specifically with this one.
1467176
The age slices are very small and thin, so I'm not sure whether they could take drilling. Light shows through about 3/4 of them, but the slices are not brilliant.
1734810
You shouldn't have a problem. You can use a template to mask off the area you don't want to use
126425
The backing is a painted approx. 1/4" heavy pressed paper board. It should be easy enough to drill through, but I would think using a utility knife would give better results. You should be able to measure and make your cut-out before you actually attach the backing to the unit.
1324982
It is not designed that way. But, it would not be too sifficult to cut out the clear back panel - it would be permanent.
1524826
Not really. The hinge location recesses have been chiseled out already. I guess it would be possible theoretically, but it would take a lot of hassle and woodworking.
598927
I am not really sure if you want to drill a slot on the top of the box. From my observation, I think it would damage the item.
2141305
No. Unless u use those glad sticky strips. But I think any drilling would crack it.
983846
Yes you can, because I accidentally did that whIle assembling haha. I had to fix it because the back of the short side of cubes has unfinished parts and looked shabby, but if it's against the wall it won't show.
1146570
It is possible if you press down and drill slowly through the board but this does not have the power for a fast drilling through dense material.
1367155
Yes you do but it's only through the plastic liners. There are even faint dimples in the plastic where you are to drill. Easy to do if you have a bright light handy.