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Stroppymonkey

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What about th bandsaw?

Could you it in a trench too?

Fixers have one on here for rebar on hire from speedy, they like it, teamed up with a cordless drill and chamfer tool perhaps
We have a cordless bandsaw which is ideal for uni strut and steel pipe upto 1.25”.
Would need be a big one for soil pipe !
 
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6feetdown

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What about th bandsaw?

Could you it in a trench too?

Fixers have one on here for rebar on hire from speedy, they like it, teamed up with a cordless drill and chamfer tool perhaps
Want nice square cuts using it today so much easier than all the other methods I've tried
 
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6feetdown

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Let the 💩 flow live for Easter
 

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Giles

Giles

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Re drainage and pipe cutting

I’ve found this to be the best solution, 1 hand recip saw with wide carbide demolition blade keeps it pretty square and with a few cuts you can be very accurate

Meflex pipe chamfer tool (cuts side and top to square)

Very hard to beat the productivity and ease of these two

Tried all other methods from stihl saw to grinder to rasp file etc
 

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doobin

doobin

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Yes!! Nearly forgiven the wait too!

What a well thought out, designed and built thing of exceptional quality!!
I honestly cant fault the product its bloody brilliant.
Right down to the wee things like the pipe ports in a place you can actually get a spanner on them!!
I had exactly the same experience…

it is a bloody good hitch.
 
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