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   Guest_ | Aug 25, 1999 12:43am | #1

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   I assume you are talking about expanded metal lath. How much do you want to cut? Snips get very tiresome after a few cuts. If you just have a little to cut into strips, you can use a hook bladed knife. Secure the lath at one end and pull the knife through. If you have a bunch, cut a whole stack at once with a metal blade on a circular saw.

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   Guest_ | Aug 25, 1999 12:44am | #2

   *Metal cutting blade in a circular saw. You can cut thru a whole bundle at the same time.Jeff

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   Guest_ | Aug 25, 1999 12:47am | #3

   *Let's do that again Mike........on a count of three.

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   francis_t_scavo | Aug 25, 1999 05:18am | #4

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   Mike and Jeff,
   Thanks for the info. Started with the snips and knew that was not the way to go.
   Francis

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   Guest_ | Aug 25, 1999 05:44am | #5

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   Mike won!

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   Guest_ | Aug 25, 1999 07:15am | #6

   *Now, Andrew, your statement implies that Jeff lost, but there are no losers. We are all winners for having participated.:]Rich Beckman

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   Guest_ | Aug 25, 1999 07:27am | #7

   *'Course, the fact we're all here in the first place suggests something else...

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   Guest_ | Aug 25, 1999 07:31am | #9

   *The lack of a life?Rich Beckman

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   francis_t_scavo | Aug 25, 1999 07:31am | #8

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   Would like to know the best and fastest way to cut metal lath into strips.