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-[* black] The threaded rod and coupling may need a hole for the wires to pass through, but the metal is soft enough to drill easily. remove the coupling and rod from the light fixture, keeping note to not move the coupler up the threaded rod. The coupler's location should give a good reference for the hole that will be drilled.
-[* red] Here a stepped drill bit is useful in case it's hard to judge the size of the hole needed. The metal should be soft enough that a good push will get it started.
+[* black] The threaded rod and coupling may need a hole for the wires to pass through. Remove the coupling and rod from the light fixture; do not move the coupler up the threaded rod. The coupler's location will serve as a reference hole.
+[* red] Make a hole with the drill; if the size of the whole needed is unknown, a stepped drill bit is useful. Do not apply too much pressure as the metal is likely soft.
[* icon_caution] Watch for metal shavings