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![]() Angry grinder and 1mm (decent) cutting disc for lines, use a steel rule or thin straight edge to use as a guide for perfectly straight lines.
On my first attempts I used a dremel and an engraving bit for curves but it took for ever and I lost it. The second time I trimmed the fibreglass I used my jigsaw, with the plastic base cover and a metal blade. My saw also has a function to make you cut quicker and I turned that off. No chips with either method. My only balls up was I measured incorrectly and cut 6mm too much off. The 1 thing that will chip is sharp drill bits. |
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![]() Massive thanks ! Cheers chaps.
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![]() These are great for controlled cutting, the Fein is expensive but you can buy cheap versions now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nynD2SfyINU |
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![]() tile blades in a jigsaw are brilliant. or a fine tooth hacksaw for manual cuts
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