VIDEO- Cutting collector piece with a chop saw
09-17-2008, 01:30 AM
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VIDEO- Cutting collector piece with a chop saw
OK so I decided to chop up some more collector pieces tonight.
I have seen some insanely over-complicated solutions to this, so maybe this will help some folks.
I do this on my uber-badass dry cut saw that I more-or-less want to have sex with every time i touch it, but the concept should work for a regularabrasive saw.
Also I sound extra hilariously Canadian on video, it's like Bob and Doug Mackenzie teaching fabricating...
This was pretty fun to do- and WAY more helpful/interesting than some pics I think.
I need to clear off the memory card so i can do some other demos.
Enjoy!
Edit- hm, I'm not sure how video embedding works here or if we cna do it... maybe just tyr the link... sorry guys...
http://i289.photobucket.com/player.s...b/MOV01398.flv
I have seen some insanely over-complicated solutions to this, so maybe this will help some folks.
I do this on my uber-badass dry cut saw that I more-or-less want to have sex with every time i touch it, but the concept should work for a regularabrasive saw.
Also I sound extra hilariously Canadian on video, it's like Bob and Doug Mackenzie teaching fabricating...
This was pretty fun to do- and WAY more helpful/interesting than some pics I think.
I need to clear off the memory card so i can do some other demos.
Enjoy!
Edit- hm, I'm not sure how video embedding works here or if we cna do it... maybe just tyr the link... sorry guys...
http://i289.photobucket.com/player.s...b/MOV01398.flv
09-17-2008, 01:37 PM
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Re: VIDEO- Cutting collector piece with a chop saw
Haha yeah, I live in Vancouver now but I grew up way in the North, so my accent is strong I think.
I pay about $120 for blades, it's a bit scary since a mistake could be expensive.
However, the cool thing is you can have a blade re-sharpened for about $20 and you can re-sharpen them several times, so it isn't too bad.
I pay about $120 for blades, it's a bit scary since a mistake could be expensive.
However, the cool thing is you can have a blade re-sharpened for about $20 and you can re-sharpen them several times, so it isn't too bad.
09-17-2008, 01:52 PM
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Re: VIDEO- Cutting collector piece with a chop saw
Nice, I guess Canadians are good for something...lol jk, thanks for posting...I know my harbor freight chop saw blade will tend to flex/walk a little I guess that what you get for a cheap saw...I might try a few and see how they come out...
09-17-2008, 02:24 PM
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Re: VIDEO- Cutting collector piece with a chop saw
i vote more vids, just cuz the accent is funny.
you should really lay the canuck on thick.
that would make it even better.
nice vid, sweet saw.
yah should bang a grip of those ******* out and sell them.
collectors get a decent price on exhaust sites and ----.
you should really lay the canuck on thick.
that would make it even better.
nice vid, sweet saw.
yah should bang a grip of those ******* out and sell them.
collectors get a decent price on exhaust sites and ----.
