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Old 09-07-2008   #1
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What are you guys using to cut your trim, normal hacksaw?
I have always done it this way, and for the metal trims for obvious reasons, but I noticed that Hep2O plumbing pipe is cut using shears.
Then I found this - http://www.*************.co.uk/modul...mitre-cutters1
What do you reckon, will it work, I'm not sure if the pressure on the plastic will bend it out of shape?


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Why won't the link work????? the name has been deleted for some reason

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trim-mitre-cutters1.jpg

Well here's a picture of it

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Use 'shears' on some makes of trim but has a tendency to 'squeeze' the trim before cutting and not giving a true mitre.
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Link isn't one of the sponsors, better not put the name up then!

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Hello Bobbin. We had a fifty-fifty funny but serious thread about this a few weeks ago, may be your wanted answer is hidden in here
Fekins saftey tip of the day... watch what your doing with a Stanley knife :)
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Junior hacksaw and a small mitre block for me
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Same for me. I occasionaly use the snips when cutting plastic trim but only with straight cuts as they tend to be rubbish for mitres.

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What are you guys using to cut your trim, normal hacksaw?
I have always done it this way, and for the metal trims for obvious reasons, but I noticed that Hep2O plumbing pipe is cut using shears.
Then I found this - http://www.*************.co.uk/modules/shop/view.asp?Prodcode=trim-mitre-cutters1
What do you reckon, will it work, I'm not sure if the pressure on the plastic will bend it out of shape?
There are certain words that are set up to be automatically removed in the system. Unfortunately I can't tell what you had.

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I use a small drop saw these days with a fine toothed blade gets cuts "PERFECT"

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There are certain words that are set up to be automatically removed in the system. Unfortunately I can't tell what you had
I'll pm you the site, must be a rival seller to those who advertise on here. Don't want to upset anyone, so pm is the way forward I think

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i use a small mitre saw

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