Top Tips for Marking and Cutting Metal Trunking

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In this video, we demonstrate how to accurately mark up and cut metal trunking used in an electrical installation. We start by exploring the essential hand tools needed and then some top tips to ensure you achieve a straight and smooth cut.
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00:00 Marking and cutting metal trunking
00:54 Tools and equipment
02:42 700mm or 70cm
03:05 Mark the trunking
03:54 Using a block of wood
04:52 TPI
05:27 Cut one side at a time
08:14 Gloves
08:24 Smooth end required
09:09 Spray end
09:49 NOW we are going to cut the trunking
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@efixx Год назад

Ready for the next part of this series 👉 ru-vid.com/group/PLmWOIPxaBWH5WNeX90-GHHM6cB4lkxPMF

@TheGreatestBeyonder Год назад

After years of use… I’m 100% in the camp of using a Makita metal cutting 6” circular saw! Fast and straight cuts everytime whether it’s 50x50 or 100x100 or ladder racking! 👍🏻

@smacznykonsek Год назад

Same here. Althought I use Mileaukee metal skillsaw. Straightest, quickest and neatest for tray, trunking, ladderrack, basket and even tube and paxilin

@stunimbus1543 Год назад

A vice!!! Your lucky if there's a beer crate to work on when your on site.

@ja_adam_ Год назад

I have a dream… that every site will have a vice 😅

@karbinunit 4 месяца назад

Was going to say!!! knee on it sawing half out a door....... seen it all!!

@sergiofernandez3725 Год назад

Nice tutorial guys showing marking up and cutting with a hacksaw. A top tip for the finished edge. Spray the galv spray on the cardboard and make a tiny pool and then dip the cut end into it. Try it. The finished article is cleaner and there is no unsightly overspray showing.

@GSHElectrical Год назад

Fantastic video Jake and Joe 👍🏻

@electricsandotherstuff5258 Год назад

For really accurate cuts, the making should be scribed and the cut made on the waste side of the line.

@therealdojj Год назад

One of the things we had to do at engineering college was cut, using a hacksaw, a block of metal that was 10mm X 100mm at a certain length and in a straight a line as possible It was the last process after we'd done a load of machining to it over the previous day so it was a skill we couldn't afford to mess up

@esparks5893 Год назад

Very useful tool this. Great for cutting uni-strut, threaded rod etc. Negates the need for a hot works permit too.

@stevenredmond7455 Год назад

134mm circular saw with metal cold cutting blade is the best.

@esparks5893 Год назад

@@stevenredmond7455 yes, agreed once cutting on the ground but if you have to modify steel work once installed a circular saw not much use in that application. This tool will do both in most instances and very well.