Hi All,

the last week i bought a support for my angle grinder, see the image.
I did some tests, i had few spare time, but the precision of the angle it's very poor.
My question is.. the tool is ok and i need more practice, or do you use something different?

-P

PS: since build a chassis myself is not "enought difficult", i'll try to make it in round tubes..

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P

Hi. Wouldn't bother with the cutting tool, get yourself a vice, marker pen, t-square, hacksaw and a file.

That's all you'll need for cutting.

As for round tube, wouldn't bother (but if you do insist on round, you tool will be completely useless).

ATB

Simon

My misses said my tool was useless to

I got one of these and broke it, it was fairly crap anyway.

Use an angle grinder with a 1mm stainless cutting disk - knife thro butter.

I also downloaded McSorleys plans and marked the angles directly by laying the tube onto the pages - easy peasy.

Thanks all for you help. I'll try as said Simon.

Jasper, i did more or less the same, i printed my cad drawing using a plotter and i glued the paper directly to the wood.
It's the most easy and precise method i found.