cutting thin metal
cutting thin metal Posted on: 19.09.2010 by Danae Dumler So what's the best tool for cutting thin metal "tin tote" like a cheap lunchbox? I was about to go at it with a drill bit but I'm worried it might just shred rather than giving me nice clean cuts. | |
| Danae Dumler 19.09.2010 | So what's the best tool for cutting thin metal "tin tote" like a cheap lunchbox? I was about to go at it with a drill bit but I'm worried it might just shred rather than giving me nice clean cuts. |
| Branden Wentler 20.09.2010 | And always use a piece of wood between the metal and c clamp. keeps the metal surface from getting dented/scratched and increases contact area. |
| Leeanna Ayla 19.09.2010 | And clamp it down. When the drill bit gets a bite on it it will want to spin. C clamps work well for this. |
| Aracely Wosick 19.09.2010 | A dremel is good and easy to control but if you don't own one you'll probably be able to do a good job with a coping saw. Just remember you can always take more off. Plan your cuts well, take your time and it will be all good |
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