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If you're familiar with the "Gorilla" brand of shelving you know that it's a
steel framework on which (IIRC)MDF shelves are placed. I have a site in my shop where I need something like this, but only have 42" of room and Gorilla units -- and everything comparable -- is sold in even foot widths. I'd like to take a Gorilla unit and cut the transverse pieces to 42" length but that seems like an awful lot of backbreaking work with a hacksaw. What power tools might be suitable for doing this? (I'm especially interested in something I might be able to conveniently rent for a few hours and only have a sedan to haul it in). TIA Norm |
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