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Originally Posted by Dan Stokes
Pretty much whatever I cut off, I start with a cut-off wheel on the 4 1/2" grinder (if you don't have one they're cheap at Harbor Freight) and follow up with the recip saw as needed. The cut-off wheel is generally faster and the wheels are cheap, especially at HF. It also makes a slot for the recip saw blade to start in when it fits the job better. Don't be surprised if you have to use a cold chisel and hammer in a few spots to finish severing whatever needs severing.
Have fun!
Dan
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Dan, thank you so much for the help!
The issue with the cut off is the space available. Instead, used a hand saw and a dead blow.
The Harbor Freight saw is already wearing out. The latch for the blades broke and the rubber boot is all torn up. But, paid under $20.
