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Subject: Cutting mill fabric?
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| Mark G. |
Marion,IN
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Anyone have any good ideas on how or what to use to cut the pink mill fabric?
Thank you, Mark G.
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10/16/2018 12:59:15 PM
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| iceman |
Eddyz@efirehose.net
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grinder with a thin metal cutting blade works really good, skill say, not so much
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10/16/2018 2:37:34 PM
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| iceman |
Eddyz@efirehose.net
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skill saw
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10/16/2018 2:37:48 PM
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| Smallmouth |
Upa Creek, MO
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Hand held steel cutters work great. I have cut up a lot of mill fabric with the same pair over the years.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Stanley-FATMAX-2-in-60CrV-Snips/50211923
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10/16/2018 3:14:05 PM
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| Orangeneck (Team HAMMER) |
Eastern Pennsylvania
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I just use a utility knife with a fresh blade in it against a straight edge like a T square. You just need to make several passes don’t ever push down real hard. The same way you should be cutting drywall.
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10/16/2018 5:00:40 PM
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| Big City Grower (Team coming out of retirement ) |
JACKSON, WISCONSIN. ; )
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I use a tin snipes
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10/16/2018 9:12:10 PM
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| Gads |
Deer Park WA
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I'm with EddyZ die grinder with thin disc.
PS be careful that woven fiberglass will cut you quick!
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10/16/2018 11:42:24 PM
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| big moon |
Bethlehem CT
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I used a sharp utility knife.
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10/17/2018 7:38:51 AM
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| Big T Hoff |
Hadley Ny
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Depends on how accurate you want to be..perfect dimensions most everybody has it covered..I just use an old sharp heavy skinning knife. Once you start cutting just keep the knife moving. Cuts like butter.
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10/17/2018 1:38:18 PM
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