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Hi,
her-indoors bought a blind from Ikea and asked me to put it up, and I needed to cut the metal tube it rolled on. For the first cut I used a hacksaw, but it left so much jagged metal that I cut it again. I used a junior hacksaw freehand this time, trying to cut on a line I'd drawn. The blade bent and buckled so much that the end was in and out when I'd finished. What tool should I have used? |F |
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