The following pictures show the step by step process:
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At this point the metal cutting blade on the skill saw would not reach the inside metal panel so the sawzall helped get it cut.
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Here the RV-500 is set in place to make sure it fits right. It fit very snug. It is supported well because it sits right on the floor.
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After this we pulled the RV-500 back out and foamed in between the two metal panels around the opening.
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