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    Skids nice video. I would have never thought that would work, but jeeze it goes thru like butter, no muss no fuzz. I've got chisels and hammers, just need an aluminum block!
    I love what the guy in the video says, "most people don't believe this works, until they see it!"
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    Roger on the video - I have a nice block of aluminum and am going to try this route. Seeing is believing! I've used the heavy bypass cutters from Klein tools for years - but this looks like a real improvement! Thanks for posting the video..
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    I think it was -6 in the vid... -8 takes a little more oomph. Picked up ~6" length of 2x6 at the scrap yard when I got the sheet for my air pan I think about $4

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    Dave, Do you recall what the length of the triangular bars are?

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