Sump cutting

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Hey guys need some advise I’m installing a roller filter system and need to alter my sump for room to close stand doors fully anyways I have a trigger systems crystal 36 in the picture I circle the area I want to remove , which is the (2) 4” sock holders and where the pipes drain into the socks are . Now my question is how do I do this safely ? I can’t remove the sump that’s out of the question so do I use a dremel ? Metal blade ? Jig saw ? I need suggestions please
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I think your safest bet would be a dremel with a plastic cutting wheel and maybe wedging some cardboard underneath while you cut it to catch any debris
 
Most important element is containing the debris from cutting it. Also, make sure you leave some of the material along the edge as that is also serving as bracing for the sump itself.
 
Thank you [emoji120] for these suggestions I will update here how it goes
 

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