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Works really well, only thing I'd say it that its a little tricky to line up where exactly you want to cut, so best to measure the offset of the saw guide first and then take that into acount so you can line up with the outside of the saw guide. I used it withouth a clamp, just resting the forks on a bench and it worked great, perfect cut,
the SG-8 Threadless Saw Guide ensures a straight, clean cut on 1" (25.4mm), 1-1/8" (28.6mm) and 1-1.4" (31.8mm) threadless fork steerer tubes. Also works great when cutting handlebars or other round tubes from 22mm to 33mm. Simply clamp the SG-8 onto the tube and cut, letting the SG-8 guide the hacksaw blade.
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The inner piece that clamp the steerer in place is made of cheap plastic and will not hold your fork squarely through any minor amount of sawing (that's kind of the point of this tool, right??). Also, that part literally falls out of the tool. I think I had to reassemble the bolt/clamp part of this tool four or five times before I could even
13 Sep 2015 So, you need to cut your handlebar but don't have a saw guide handy? No problem. We'll walk you through our latest #BIKEHACKS tutorial on how to cut your bars using parts you likely already have. Tools You'll Need. Hacksaw; Lock-on Grip w/ 2 lock-on clamps (ODI clamps and other clamps with similar
10 Dec 2013 Turns out twenty bucks at Performance for a blade guide that fits both 1" and 1 1/8", which maybe I ought to just go for so I have it on hand. First step is to see if I have any old steel headsets. Thanks for the offer, Skip. ~pb. --. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups
What are my options for cutting a steerer tube straight without dropping money on a park tools or similar saw guide? Two appropriately sized hose clamps. One on each The idea of using a hacksaw for anything but splitting something in two pieces is so far out there, to me, that it's hardly even funny.
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2?4 pipe clamp. Step 1. To use a hacksaw properly, grip the frame with both hands. (I am right handed so I grab the handle with my right hand and use my left hand to hold the other end of the saw.) Hold the hacksaw so that the right hand's index finger is pointing ahead to help guide the saw. As you push the blade (forward
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