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Jim,
It cuts a lot like glass rod. A Dremel is probably the most civilized way to do it, but I use a small file to cut a shallow notch. Then, I use a vise or other hard surface to support the long section, placing the nick right at the edge. A smart blow with a small hammer will break it off. Use the file to remove the burrs, and off you go. It requires a bit of practice to get it right, but it works perfectly, at gets you some appropriate street creds with newer hams. -- Alan WA4SCA |
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