Discover the 3 Easiest Tube Notching Techniques
Good, Better, Best! Ian Johnson from @bigtiregarage shows us 3 different ways to notch tubing.
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Question - What is your favorite way of notching tubing?
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Time Codes
00:00 Introduction
00:25 Notching Tubing With A Hole Saw Notcher
02:41 Notching Tubing With A Chop Saw
03:46 Notching Tubing With A Belt Sander
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Ian is a great teacher! Beau plays a great student, too. If you guys make Beau EXTRA-*special* im sure there would be some great laughs and bonus lessons to be learned!
Awesome video guys! Thanks!
Any of the better holesaw fixtures in the $200-$300 range are as good as you'll ever need. Even a cheap Asian special beats a grinder.
Kool vid. I'd like to make a roll bar from that material.
100% the belt gave the nicest fit, only problem is he went from a $500.00 notcher to a $150.00 chop saw to a $1200.00 ish belt sander and still had to dress with an angle grinder.
@melgross
29 күн бұрын
Then you have to have all the right diameter rollers. Do they even make them small enough for 1/2” pipe?
You both have used Grindr?
Tct annular cutter in a drill press or mill. I've even used end mills on smaller OD tubing. I found no matter what I did, cutting fluid, calculated speeds etc those bi-metal holesaws never lasted more than a few cuts before the teeth started breaking.
@VortekXtiik
29 күн бұрын
Which is unfortunate, especially with steel, I love using hole saws and annular cutters for notching my tubes when doing handrails. But steel just destroys them, aluminum isn’t much of a problem, but it’s so easy, why haven’t they made a special cutter simply made for handrails up to 2” I would buy it as long as they lasted.
that's notch yo cheese.........I'll let myself out.
Ever notch with a portable band saw?
For a 90 joint, cut 15 degree mitres on end of pipe,
Plasma Cutter
@thomasollinger7922
29 күн бұрын
CNC, maybe. Even then the cut isn't clean enough for quality welding. That's why nobody I've seen does it that way. 95% of pro shops use a version of the hole saw fixture.
Or, to prevent your wrist from breaking when using an electric drill is to use the handle provided. Stepping on the power cord, if it’s not a battery model, isn’t the brightest idea ever.
WD-40? better off peeing on it at least it has a cooling effect. no seriously try Castrol Stick Wax Metal Cutting Lubricant,, used it for years with bandsaw, hole saw, hacksaw, Sawzall ect. less mess and a little go's a long way., the belt is the way to go otherwise I notch my pipe on a knee mill with carbide cutters.