Chopping up pipes

[Gmutoagrsv]

I have new pipes that are ceramic coated. After 3 days I’ve already scuffed and bent the bottom of them. I was wondering if I’d do damage or if I could cut them even though the ceramic

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[Hirter6Pack]

Watching thread, but nice job with the tennis balls. I hope you didn't learn that the hard way.

 

[Gmutoagrsv]

Lol. Sadly too many times and small puddles. Sorry I wasn’t sure where to post the thread.

 

[pauldeepsea]

I have new pipes that are ceramic coated. After 3 days I’ve already scuffed and bent the bottom of them. I was wondering if I’d do damage or if I could cut them even though the ceramic

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You can cut through them, use painters tape and wrap the pipes in the are you are going to cut off.



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[1badridgeback117]

I’m guessing the tennis balls prevent sore ribs/China etc when they jump in your line of movement thru the garage ? Lol

 

[Gmutoagrsv]

I’m guessing the tennis balls prevent sore ribs/China etc when they jump in your line of movement thru the garage ? Lol

Puncture wounds. Skin metal tires anything unfortunate enough to pass by it. Wait. It only gets me. No one else

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[Reddickracing]

Easy to cut hard as hell to weld with ceramic coat on

 

[Gmutoagrsv]

Ok. Sounds like my cutting won’t be an issue. Any particular disc or grinder I should use. I was thinking my dremel

 

[Reddickracing]

The dremel has cutoff wheels but their small and thin, will take a lot of them if you can hold it steady should work. Tape it up like they said and draw your cut marks on the tape, cut down the middle of the tape and hold with both hands cause it will get away from you. Eye protection those disk will fly apart

 

[pauldeepsea]

I would not use a dremel like others have said.
I would use a grinder with a cutting wheel. I would stay away from any saws as well it will tear up the metal