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great. did you use one of those bone saws i was talking about, they are often sold as a mult tool for cutting in hard to get spots.
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I used a hack saw blade removed from the saw. Its what I had and worked OK.
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well if you ever come across one of those saws I am describing, you will love it, you can plunge cut straight into the cap. They are not cheap but if you do a low of cans its worth it, IMHO.
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How loud is that device? I have one of the Harbor Freight ones that you can buy for $20 with a coupon often, and it is extremely loud, bad enough that I will not use it without a pair of protective earmuffs on. I never tried mine for capacitor beheading, though.
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geez no its not loud at all.
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