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Custom Exhaust Headers Using Chop Saw

Custom Exhaust Headers Using Chop Saw
Custom Exhaust Headers - Build Our Own Headers
Tech Tip: Using The Chop Saw
It can be difficult making straight cuts on smaller sections of tubing because the blade pulls the piece in towards the back of the machine, and the holding device on the cutting surface may not grab enough of the tube to hold it steady. We used some of the straight pieces as a fence to help hold the piece in place. View Related Article
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