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    Cutting Eletric Motors

    I've always dreaded cutting motors. It is always my last thing to do during the winter. I've always used a standard cut off wheel and cut one end of the motor off. Kind of dangerous and the blades where out fast. Recently I found a ridgid blade. A little pricey, close to 15 bucks a blade but I've cut about 100 motors with it and its still going.

    On another note I use a 14" gas chop saw to cut the cases open.



    https://www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-4...TL45/204202513

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