Screw the screw in from the threaded side, do your cut, then back the screw
off 180 degrees squeeze again, to push the burr back on top of the screw for
a "no file" clean end...


just like the instructions tell us to use it that came with the tool...
or do now.

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"Gerald Ross" wrote in message
...
And if you screw it in from the threaded side it straightens out any
mangled threads when you screw the cut bolt back out.



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Swingman wrote:
On 5/22/2011 9:18 AM, Upscale wrote:

Obviously
there's always a better method to do something, one just has to go looking
for it.

We can always learn something new. Just the other day, after at least
50+ years of using this tool, someone young whippersnapper showed me
that you could actually cut small bolts down to size with it!

Duhhhh ... I never looked!!