Michigan Cichlid Association
General Category => DIY => Topic started by: joe niemiec on February 13, 2016, 01:22:21 PM
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found these at national block for 6.00 each, there 12" so you have have to cut in two or keep at 12" easy to do they are 4" dia
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What did you use to cut them?
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hacksaw with special blade from home depot think it was 3.00 messy if you had a sawsal buy long blade would be easy an quicker
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So you did it dry?
I have a sawsall. What do the blades teeth look like? Picture?
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there the one's that look like sand glued on the blade used for cutting tile
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I have some of the blades he is talking about Blair the suck for anything I do so if I'm down your way you can have them. Some butt hole did try to cut wood with the one but I think it's still good
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I have some of the blades he is talking about Blair the suck for anything I do so if I'm down your way you can have them. Some butt hole did try to cut wood with the one but I think it's still good
cool, Thanks
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so if anyone needs any of these 12" crocks i have at lease 8 to 9 that will sell for 5.00 each paid 6.00 because i bought to many was going to stack them in tank have to come here a get fish love them you don't have to take all 1-2 or what ever you need
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So you did it dry?
I have a sawsall. What do the blades teeth look like? Picture?
for something small/brittle and you want a good finished edge I would use the smaller the teeth the better, they may even have an abrasive type