Cutting cable tray

[brizospark]

A few years back I was working in a factory on a job where there were a couple of Germans also doing an install.

They were putting up a lot of cable tray to run a large SWA feed to a new machine.

They were cutting the tray into all sorts of impressive sets etc. using what I can only describe as a small grinder

they were literally throwing the stuff up too, quicker than using a hacksaw

Has anyone seen / used this method?

 

[Big n Daft]

"still cant beat a grinder for accurate work though."
Accurate!, I say ,Accurate? Wots that?

 

[telectrix]

acurate is something to do with the church, lights the candles or something

 

[topquark]

Thought he worked in a museum

 

[edrobbo8]

Just done a job with some cable tray for a PV installation, used a 4inch Makita 110v grinder to cut and shape it, looks quite neat in my opinion:



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[mogga]

Iv seen Haden using what looked like a joiners circular saw but with a metal cutting blade

I Want one of these not for trat but just to look impressive Milwaukee HD18BS32 M18 Band Saw (2 x 3.0ah batteries, charger, BMC)