Evolution circular saw. The blades can cut 13mm steel rod, I've used mine loads. It would work but yes you'd have loads of hot steel chips flying everywhere, and very little sparks. You can attach a vacuum to the saw
Not a flush cut off, but holding the saw flat to the beam end. Basically muller it, death by a thousand cuts.
You'd have to chop out a bit of wall round it to give clearance for the blade.
Yes it would be a ball ache, but that's clearly a ball ache job. I wouldn't use a grinder indoors.
Not a flush cut off, but holding the saw flat to the beam end. Basically muller it, death by a thousand cuts.
You'd have to chop out a bit of wall round it to give clearance for the blade.
Yes it would be a ball ache, but that's clearly a ball ache job. I wouldn't use a grinder indoors.
Sorry Harry but have to disagree with you there. I once had hot filings melt into the acrylic sealer on my drive up to 4 feet away from where I was cutting steel tubing. And that was obviously outside so I imagine they would stay hotter longer internally
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