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stubby can... buy new or DIY?
decided i want a bit more noise, so.... i can get a brand new stubby for £110 or get a can off ebay and DIY for about £40?
whats the best thing to cut it with? grinder, hacksaw? |
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best thing would probably be a bandsaw if you can find one to borrow, if not i'd get a big hacksaw, angle grinder is a bit too random for me:mrgreen: |
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Both I've done were with hacksaw and NEW, metal cutting blades. Not general purpose blades, they're too coarse.
Angle grinder a proper no-no. |
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I used an angle grinder with a new metal cutting disc to stubby my titanium Akrapovic, it was a doddle as long as you have a marked line to work to.
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i have a titanium micron, but i have been told they are a bitch to do, as they are held together from the inside
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I looked at my Fuel Race Can today & thought about it, then thought no, leave it alone :)
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I recently stubbied a Fuel and have to say that I made a brilliant job of it. A bit big headed but I am very pleased with the end result. I would say do it yourself and just take your time. Remember measure twice, cut once.
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Same for me |
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Hovis, the Microns are a fugging ar$e to take apart mate! If doing with a saw you have to go through about 5 million types of material!
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