I need Advice From the vetrans

[TheAprentice]

what is the best way to cut tray? without the teeth gettin caught and looking like a novice!
i need advice from the pros!
cheers

 

[Lighthouse Phil]

I often have to cut stainless steel tray and trunking, the best way is the grinder. Good neat job, just remember your goggles and ear muffs. But as has been said, master the hacksaw too.

 

[Big n Daft]

Hacksaw/32tpi tight as a bow string.
Then move onto various electric goodies

 

[D Skelton]

I use me' Bacho normally, and a grinder for when no one's looking, I like to pretend I'm a pro

 

[the pict]

There is a learning lounge vid on this very subject, the methods on there are second to none, it has changed the way I will do it next time
Pict

 

[TheAprentice]

Thanks Alot Johnny boy! thats what i wanted to hear! i think it was the angle i was cuttin at where i was going wrong! im gonna go purchase a few 32 tpi, ive snapped enough already lol! im always gettin thrown in the deep end, glad this site will help me pull threw nice 1 geeeeez!
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gonna get me a bancho to! might aswell go loot 1! haha
cheers for all ur replys! BRING ON THE TRAY!

 

[VoltzElectrical]

u can cut tray up to 300mm or so (in my opinion) with a hacksaw. You just have to adjust the angle of the cut, and go 50/ 50 from either side. But why not )if budget allows use a reciprocating saw. i have the battery operated makita one. so useful for cutting up scrap swa into meter lengths too!