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Tennessee tubing kevlar/carbon
Posted by:
Jared Retter
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Date: February 06, 2013 09:07PM
What are you all using to cut through the tennessee tubing? Any tips/tricks?
Thanks! Jared Retter Riverhouse Rods Re: Tennessee tubing kevlar/carbon
Posted by:
Eric Viburs
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Date: February 06, 2013 09:16PM
I put a peice of masking tape around it and scribe a line then use a very fine tooth hack saw blade and rotate as I go. Once finshed I touch it up with a sand paper. Not unlike cutting a blank. Re: Tennessee tubing kevlar/carbon
Posted by:
Steve Gardner
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Date: February 06, 2013 10:09PM
masking tape, then cut with chop saw using fiber metal cutting blade Re: Tennessee tubing kevlar/carbon
Posted by:
Joe Vanfossen
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Date: February 07, 2013 09:48AM
I've used masking tape and cut with the edge of my hook file (took a little while, but worked well) or a cutoff wheel on my Dremel.
Joe Re: Tennessee tubing kevlar/carbon
Posted by:
Scott Nordlund
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Date: February 10, 2013 09:30AM
Masking tape and a fine-bladed band saw..cuts like buttah. Re: Tennessee tubing kevlar/carbon
Posted by:
Jon Bial
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Date: February 12, 2013 01:04AM
We put our tubes on a lathe and then use a dremel tool. It's the only way to get a 100 percent perfectly square cut. It's especially important on our tapered handle, forecork and butt section tubes.
Jon Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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