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Im using a disk grinder.
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To cut large stranded cabling, I always use a curve blade cutter such as this...Attachment 984
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for a nice cut my preference has been ordinary steak knives with a fine serrated edge.... you can buy 5 for a buck at the dollar store.... only takes a few seconds and you can easily trim off insulation while you are at it... :smokin:
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Originally Posted by Haunz
for a nice cut my preference has been ordinary steak knives with a fine serrated edge.... you can buy 5 for a buck at the dollar store.... only takes a few seconds and you can easily trim off insulation while you are at it... :smokin:
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Originally Posted by Haunz
for a nice cut my preference has been ordinary steak knives with a fine serrated edge.... you can buy 5 for a buck at the dollar store.... only takes a few seconds and you can easily trim off insulation while you are at it... :smokin:
Yeah...I myself like to use a fork and spoon...:laugh: |
Originally Posted by smpl_gy
To cut large stranded cabling, I always use a curve blade cutter such as this...Attachment 984
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I just used a serrated steak knife on my 4ga. Worked great unless i got cuttin too fast.
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i use bolt cutters...works fine.
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Originally Posted by theboy
Snap-on cable cutters
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog Im using this one for about 5 years now and make very clean and easy job. :smilie_da |
cable cutters are crap for 1/0 or bigger.
bolt cutters work the best and u can get it from canadian tire i've also used gardening scisors and hack saw. |
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