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Cutting an old fridge in half
My good neighbors asked for my help. They have an old refrigerator (an
ugly beast), lying on the floor of their basement. It needs to be taken out. It is too heavy and big to be taken out by two guys. So they asked me to cut it in half, and I agreed. (I will also remove the motor) My question here is what is the best way to do it given what I have. My plan is to just take my 4.5" angle grinder, for which I have a few 4" HF disks, and cut through the outer layer around the "waist" of the refrigerator (in the middle). The fridge seems to be made of spot welded sheetmetal. Would a grinder like this work at all? It is a decent little grinder, as such, but the fridge is pretty big. No O/A, plasma cutting tools, directed energy space weapons are available. I could also go to HD and buy 7.25" disks for my circular saw, but I worry about damage to bearings. As a side note, I also have a 7" angle grinder that I bought from traveling salesmen for next to nothing (Cummins Tools, they travel with big trailer trucks), but I am a little afraid to use it due to who I bought it from and for how much. But if anyone reports any good experiences about it, maybe I should get a couple of disks for it instead of the 4.5" grinder. i |
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