looking to buy a good reasonably priced filter cutter that can cut small filters all the way up to big diesel filters.
filter cutter
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If you want to inexpensive, you can try the harbor freight tail pipe cutter. Pretty decent reviews. Might be worth checking out if you have a HF local.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005S39PWS?pc_redir=1406848131&robot_redir=1
The longacre is about as good as it gets
The longacre is about as good as it gets
longacre is the best one i found.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joMYbTz4AlQ&list=UUXJa_IXSznknc0d1SBEOa-g
go to about :31 seconds to see cutter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joMYbTz4AlQ&list=UUXJa_IXSznknc0d1SBEOa-g
go to about :31 seconds to see cutter
Originally Posted By: EdwardC
If you want to inexpensive, you can try the harbor freight tail pipe cutter. Pretty decent reviews. Might be worth checking out if you have a HF local.
This is what I tried the first time around and found it to be useless. Mine may have been defective though. They did however, take it back and give me a refund with no questions asked.
If you want to inexpensive, you can try the harbor freight tail pipe cutter. Pretty decent reviews. Might be worth checking out if you have a HF local.
This is what I tried the first time around and found it to be useless. Mine may have been defective though. They did however, take it back and give me a refund with no questions asked.
Originally Posted By: jk_636
Originally Posted By: EdwardC
If you want to inexpensive, you can try the harbor freight tail pipe cutter. Pretty decent reviews. Might be worth checking out if you have a HF local.
This is what I tried the first time around and found it to be useless. Mine may have been defective though. They did however, take it back and give me a refund with no questions asked.
I've used the HF exhaust pipe cutter many times. It's a bit tricky to get started off cutting straight. You have to ensure it's nice and perpendicular to the can, and once you get all the wheels tracking on the same line you have to take it slow with the cutting until it makes a distinct groove.
Originally Posted By: EdwardC
If you want to inexpensive, you can try the harbor freight tail pipe cutter. Pretty decent reviews. Might be worth checking out if you have a HF local.
This is what I tried the first time around and found it to be useless. Mine may have been defective though. They did however, take it back and give me a refund with no questions asked.
I've used the HF exhaust pipe cutter many times. It's a bit tricky to get started off cutting straight. You have to ensure it's nice and perpendicular to the can, and once you get all the wheels tracking on the same line you have to take it slow with the cutting until it makes a distinct groove.
I used a dremel with a few cutting discs and a flat bladed screw driver
Do you have access to dynamite?
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