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![]() "James" wrote in message net... I need to "trim" the steel whip of a two meter antenna, and have not been sucessful in finding an easy way to cut. Tried a vise-grip with its close-in pinchers, and also tried a heavy duty pair of wire cutters, but no go. What common tool can be used to do this ? This steel whip sure is tough !! I usually use the side of a grinder wheel to cut it off. If I do not have one handy, then I use a triangle shaped file. I often cut it part of the way and then snap it off with the pliers. It usually takes bolt cutters to cut the antenna and then the cut off piece goes out like a bullet. |
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