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Posted by Harry K on October 27, 2007, 11:10 am
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> > We're trying to clean up our Garage and property this fall.
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> > We rented a small dumpster. I have a few hollow tubes of metal (steel?
> > Galvinized Aluminum?) that horizontallly go along the top of a fence
> > that the fencing would be tied to with the little metal twist tie
> > thingies for support.
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> > We took the fence down a long time ago and have no use for them and
> > want to have them taken in the dumpster we rented.
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> > Problem is... They are very, very long. Much longer than the length of
> > the dumpster we rented.
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> > I want to cut the metal down to lengths that can be put into the
> > dumpster.
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> > I have a sawzall which I've used a bunch of times to cut tree branches
> > and the like out of fencing etc.. We just bought a 4&1/4" circular
> > saw to trim down the bottom of some doors that no longer open/close
> > due to higher pile carpeting being installed... I've never used a
> > circular saw before.
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> > I'm thinking the sawzall with some sort of carbide blade would be what
> > I should use?
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> > I'm assuming I should do the cutting outdoors because of sparks? (and
> > maybe wear wet jeans? lol)
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> > I have saw horses and clamps. I have a vise that would hold the pipe
> > more securely, but the vise is bolted on a very heavy table-top in our
> > garage..
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> > Advice would be appreciated :)
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> > Thanks!
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> > Tony!
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> Tony-
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> How many is a few?
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> better to recycle or give away for reuse rather than trash :(
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> "very, very long" is useful for someone
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> cheers
> Bob-
Yep. Put em on the curb. If not gone next morning, put a "For sale
$10" on them. They _will_ be gone the next morning.
Harry K
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