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Don't feel bad, I never have either. Just never crossed my mind. We were using a Dremel and the speed kept slowing down, I think the brushes are going out already. Their just not made for that type of (long term) heavy duty cutting. The angle grinder is better suited for that.Well, I've been a member since 7-19-11 and haven't introduced myself at the "introduction" page either.
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Cut the windings with wire cutters or a hack saw and then pry in out with a big screwdriver on to uncut side. cut the string off first. it looks like its aluminum wire to me..........
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I use an angle grinder with a cut off to take off the loops on one side then try to pry the rest out with a big scrwdriver. If they don't pry out just tap 'em out with a punch where you cut them off. I've tried using a sawzall but it just make a mess if the loops aren't taped or tied to keep it in one piece as you cut it.
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