Re: Tubing notcher ?
[Re: joshking440]
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10/16/10 02:05 PM
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the tools are always good. Its the saw blades that i ruin...
keep them lubricated, don't think I have ever burned one up. can't even begin to count how many cuts I have got.
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Re: Tubing notcher ?
[Re: mac56]
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10/16/10 03:22 PM
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I built my entire cage and it has a lot of bars and I only used 1 hole saw blade and it will still cut I just used plenty of cutting oil while using.
70 duster full chassis super pro 416 CNC Indybrock heads 727 w/brake
best so far 1.212 60 6.219 in 1/8 at 110.88 9.768 at 137.81 1/4
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Re: Tubing notcher ?
[Re: SSAAHemiFan]
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10/16/10 04:01 PM
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I have The 'OL Joint Jigger from Dale Wilch sales - Has been used for 6 cages and still going strong.
Use a quality hole saw , keep it lubed and keep the bushings lubed on the arbor.
They offer a ball bearing model for more $$
Same one I use... all I cut is moly so its a little harder
on the blades but if you keep it lubed I can cut a
whole chassis on 1 or 2 blades(good quality ones)
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Re: Tubing notcher ?
[Re: mac56]
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10/16/10 04:22 PM
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Has anyone used the hole saw style notchers for fish mouthing round tube?
Thanks
They work great. I've done several cars and 4x4's with the cheap harbor freight model (hundreds of cuts). The bushings in side finally gave up the ghost, but it was well worth the $40<--??? I spent on it. Keep the bits lubed and they last forever. I've used the Home Depot, Lowes, and cheap Harbor Freight bits with no issues.
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Re: Tubing notcher ?
[Re: Diablo]
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10/16/10 05:53 PM
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We used something called the Little Jigger. Got it from Summit when we were building the Moly Tube frame.
Went through 4 cutters through the whole project. Always keep the blades lubricated and they will last.
Hey DJ I will call. Just had a busy couple weekends.
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Re: Tubing notcher ?
[Re: joshking440]
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10/17/10 10:38 AM
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Maybe he likes to hear it squeal??  We used lenox blades, I killed the first one not keeping the tube tight, after that, the second one cut all the rest of bars. John
8.72 @ 154.6 ,68 Charger 578ci 440-1s, 3000# w/drvr, 2150 den/alt NA
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Re: Tubing notcher ?
[Re: go green]
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10/17/10 12:50 PM
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I use a JD squared tube notcher .
100 ish cuts from one hole saw blade with no lubrication ever .( just don't be impatient )
same here, starrett hole saws last for many many cuts 
mine is the notch master
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