Where's dribble when you need him? ;-)
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Cutting 110 mm PVC pipe
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I use my compound mitre one often for cutting PVC pipe. Works beautifully. I do have a fine toothed blade in it, though.
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or sanding drum on an electric drill
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Its usually ok if well supported - but even then its possible to snag on a hollow pipe and snatch it quite violently. The old manual mitre saws would be fine.
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I always support and clamp well anything being cut on that saw. I have a great deal of respect for it. ;-)
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last seen trolling some other poor group ;-)
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A cycling group?
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It's a pain in the arse if you don't, with some pushfits. Just a quick lick around the end with an angle grinder does the job.
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Just use a jack saw ... no need to chamfer anymore, they push in with square ends
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Isn't cutting wire (is that what it's called?) available any more. The stuff prisoners are supposed to use to cut through prison bars.
JGH
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You mean like:
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