1998 - Volume #22, Issue #5, Page #37
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Add-On "Clamp" Lets Cutting Torch Work With Precision
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Three different clamp-on attachments are available to cut small circles, large circles, and straight edges from almost any metal. To cut a circle you tap a center punch into the surface of the metal to make a dent, then stick the pointed end of the circle cutter into it which allows the torch to work like a pro-tractor. The straight line cutter consists of a roller that you place against the edge of the metal and roll as you cut.
"It lets you cut with a smooth finish and is guaranteed to within 1/32 in. accuracy," says inventor Bill Shippen, who notes that he will also soon offer a fixture to cut saddles in pipe.
All three clamps sell for a total of $35 plus S&H.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Accu-Cut, 4412 N. State Rd. 17, Pretty Prairie, Kan. 67570 (ph 316 459-6917; fax 6864).
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