What can I use to open a 20 litre drum with? I don't want a dangerous jagged edge.
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7 years ago
What can I use to open a 20 litre drum with? I don't want a dangerous jagged edge.
Angle grinder!
Bugger! beat me to it!
Jig saw might be better but tedious!
Sounds like you need a nibbling tool.
Sharp knife works but you will end up with a dangerous edge however cut.
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You already have a jagged edge which is irritating but not dangerous.
Could be dangerous if it held something flammable!
Copper ring, and some PE.
Que?
NT
I think you are being unfair to someone who has a low tolerance for idiots.
aka shaped charge
Since neither of you read the OP, I can't understand why you posted unless you are retarded.
Plastic explosive
It's 'only' 20L(whats that 5 Gallons) take it to a local restaurant/hotel and ask (nicely) to use there can opener usually restaurant sized ones are unlimited in diameter and the height is only limited to about 18 inches.
To clarify, you said: "What can I use to open a 20 litre drum with? I don't want a dangerous jagged edge."
That depends on what you mean by open. A jig-saw will surely open it. So will a drill to empty its contents.
Can you be more clear to what you mean by "open"?
Most 20 litre drums I have come across have a preferred entry point for a tap, or you could use one of these:
Use a drill bit, pipe and siphon the contents to another 20L storage container compatible with whatever it is.
If the item is powder, then use a file around the lip to open the can like...
How to Open a Can without Can Opener - Zombie Survival Tips #20
then use some flexible edging strip to make it kid safe.
Use a hacking knife and a hammer.
Or any similar edged tool you might have to hand.
Use a dremel to cut through the rolled edge and the top becomes a lid.
You may want to make a jig to help.
Another site selling drum deheaders:
Owain
Yes but can you begin to understand what jagged means first?
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