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Cutting a lot of bits of metal without getting RSI
Putting up bookshelves - 5.5 metres wide, by 2.1 metres high. Decided
to go down the slots and brackets route - by the way, don't buy at B&Q - each 1.4m slotted rail was £10, whereas a pack of £10 was only about £15 or something at Screwfix. Anyhoot, the problem is the brackets. The smallest Screwfix offered was 220mm, but I really only need about 150mm. So I'm looking for a way of cutting the ends off these suckers. Trouble is, there are about 80 or 90 of them so a hacksaw is NOT the way I'd like to go. They're made of steel, quite rigid. Does anyone have any suggestions? I guess I could try to find a metalwork shop somewhere but they're not exactly thick on the ground in Cheltenham (as far as I know). Is there a power tool that I could hire to do it? Many thanks Edward |
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