Making 45 degree cuts on handrail spokes "by hand"
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@swagonwheels another dogmatic liberal. how about reframing your rigidity by suggesting he place a protective layer between the saw, work, and concrete. "never" is used to instruct the stupid and ignorant who are unable to be careful or make informed decisions once a suggestion is offered. He replied politely to your belligerence. Good for him. I am best. I am the leader. I want to pee, pee, pee. Skip to my doo my darlin'
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good video... i wanted to see how to do this type of cut without spending money on equipment... a little bit of muscle work, but if you're only doing 10 cuts, you don't need to spend hundreds on tools.
montyloree 3 months ago
@montyloree You're exactly correct. I only needed to install one spindle & I had a skilsaw only but I wanted to get a really good 45 degree cut without messing up. That's why I thought I would show you how to do it this way. Very inexpensive way plus you can use the backsaw & mitre box for other projects as well. Such a deal! Thanks for your comments. Joe :0
VideoJoeKnows 3 months ago
You should never place your saw on concrete.
Doing this will dull or damage the cutting teeth.
Always have a piece of timber or something softer than steel to rest your saw on between cuts.
swagonwheels 8 months ago
@swagonwheels I was being careful but your point is well taken. Thank you for your suggestions. Joe :0
VideoJoeKnows 8 months ago
cool
BLink2fu 1 year ago
@BLink2fu I thought I would show this quick video clip to show that you *can* cut your spokes even if you don't have an electric skil saw. I don't want you to have to spend alot of money to complete your project if you're only making some repairs & don't think you'll need a skil saw in the near future. Keep watching. Joe :0
VideoJoeKnows 1 year ago