Reward- Tired of the thiefs among us
There are some really good cordless angle grinders out there that'll cut a quicklink faster than you can unscrew it. You'll never cut a chain with propane. Please carry a full face shield with you if you use an angle grinder.RRO wrote:so in a few years i guess having a portable propane torch will be added to the rrg developers/fixer bag.....
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was talking about removing the link that has red locktite alan.
grinding them off could be a better solution if you can find one thats packable, not too heavy and batteries that last. does dremel make a rechargable ?
grinding them off could be a better solution if you can find one thats packable, not too heavy and batteries that last. does dremel make a rechargable ?
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yes, but I am not sure they have the power. I tried to use mine to cut off a skrew stcking out of the wall were the bolts had been replaced but got no where. I am sure the quick links would be easier to cut thoughRRO wrote: does dremel make a rechargable ?
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