well if your cutting at the top, then slide the housing right off. Now cut where you want to and if you bought the cable seperate take the little caps it comes with and put one on and pinch it lightly shut. Then to make it even cut the cable apopriatly at the bottom (Say you took off 4 cm with the housing, take off 4 from the cable.) Thats probably the easiest way to do it.
OR cut however you long you want the CABLE to be and then use wire strippers and take off the correct amount of housing. This would be done by cutting at the bottom.
I use wire snips and a hammer since i dont have a cable cutter. I use the snips as good as i can, Then put them on the ground and hammer the head(pinchy part) against the floor and it finishes the job well enough. I then pinch it back so its not smushed shut and i'm good to go.
lol hahahah that would not work for the housing lol
Sure it does! Just gotta be quick about it so you dont melt the liner too much :-). I've used chop saws to do it, a TIG torch, a sheet metal shear.....all sorts of stuff!
lol hahahah that would not work for the housing lol
Sure it does! Just gotta be quick about it so you dont melt the liner too much :-). I've used chop saws to do it, a TIG torch, a sheet metal shear.....all sorts of stuff!
nice man hahahahaha but using a plasma would be trixxy lol i just stick to shears lol
lol hahahah that would not work for the housing lol
Sure it does! Just gotta be quick about it so you dont melt the liner too much :-). I've used chop saws to do it, a TIG torch, a sheet metal shear.....all sorts of stuff!
i guess a plasma cutter may work since cables are linear strands of steel, but it may be a bit of overkill
lol hahahah that would not work for the housing lol
Sure it does! Just gotta be quick about it so you dont melt the liner too much :-). I've used chop saws to do it, a TIG torch, a sheet metal shear.....all sorts of stuff!
lol hahahah that would not work for the housing lol
Sure it does! Just gotta be quick about it so you dont melt the liner too much :-). I've used chop saws to do it, a TIG torch, a sheet metal shear.....all sorts of stuff!
Too bad a "TIG torch" doesn't exist.
he works at a machine shop.. i think he knows what he is talking about
the head that produces the arc for tig welding is called a "torch". The arc from it welds, obviously theres no flame, but it will definitely cut brake housing with the arc.
Sure it does! Just gotta be quick about it so you dont melt the liner too much :-). I've used chop saws to do it, a TIG torch, a sheet metal shear.....all sorts of stuff!
Too bad a "TIG torch" doesn't exist.
he works at a machine shop.. i think he knows what he is talking about
Im a certified welder. I have 3 tickets. I think i know what im talking about. I know what he was trying to say, its just not referred to as a "torch"