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Old 05-27-2018, 12:13 PM   #22 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by kach22i View Post
I had to drive around for a while with foil tape all over my old lawn edging chin spoiler because some a-hole could not parallel park.

Conveyor belt material is expensive, but you do it once and never have to mess with it again.

What sort of tools do you use to safely cut up an old tire with?

Power tools?

Hand, ear and eye protection?

If I ever do this I want to do it right and not end up in the hospital.
If safety is a goal, think low speed. Electric shears would be my first choise.
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