Cutting basket tray

[i=p/u]

id say the exact saw or a dremil or something like it. ive never worke with it . whats this about spaying it for what reasons and does it bend easy enough i.e 45 degrees 90 degrees??? cheers for your reply

 

[mogga]

id say the exact saw or a dremil or something like it. ive never worke with it . whats this about spaying it for what reasons and does it bend easy enough i.e 45 degrees 90 degrees??? cheers for your reply

Im assuming your not on price work there?

 

[baileysufc]

bolt cutters, i have those cheap nastys from aldi that have been suprising worth the couple of quid they cost

 

[i=p/u]

no mogga ive never worked with it before, it say somethinG ABOUT SPRAYING IT FOR SOME REASON, WHICH I DONT KNOW, SORRY ABOUT CAPS

Im assuming your not on price work there?

 

[mogga]

you mean spraying the ends with galvafroid to prevent rusting as by cutting you will have broken the outer coating

 

[i=p/u]

is that all.

 

[funtime frankie]

Bolt croppers, but you have to get them on an angle or the basket won't join up properly

 

[Big n Daft]

Eh? Just cut tight as possible.
Get the stuff thrashed in, its a sub standard way of doing the job in the first place.
Cant make a silk purse out of a sows ear.

 

[mogga]

There are bolt cutters with angled jaws making them great for basket

 

[wee_ron]

I have only ever used bolt cutters for basket. A good sharp pair is always good. theres a good set and a bad set on my job and the bad set are terrible. I would never dream of using a hacksaw. I used a Junior Hacksaw to cut out one bar to allow for cable access once because I couldnt get the cutters in.

does it bend easy enough i.e 45 degrees 90 degrees??? cheers for your reply

Its sort of along the lines of tray i=p/u. Basket is a gift to work with. If a bend is slightly off it is easy to put abit into it or take it out.