"Doug Miller" wrote in message
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(Sparks) wrote:

I've got an old fence I want to salvage some pipe from. It's a two
rail fence made out of 2 3/8 drill pipe. I've cut the top rail off of
the uprights, but I'm left with a short stub of pipe welded on every
12 feet. I need to cut those off.

I can do it with a cutoff wheel and a grinder, but it takes a while.
Anybody got a good way to get these off pretty fast? It doesn't have
to be that pretty.

Cutting torch. Sawzall with a metal-cutting blade. Take your pick.

No, no, no, silly.
Turn it on a lathe, of course. Stop just short of the zinc plating.
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DT