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high tpi blade
I think the usual suggestion is an abrasive blade (sold for cutting ceramic tiles) rather than a toothed saw blade. Some people suggest taping over the cut zone to avoid fraying, but taking it slowly will be more effective. If you're cutting fast enough to rip fibres from the resin, no common adhesive tape is going to be strong enough to stop you.
gbj_tester
Can I (should I?) cut a carbon steerer with a hacksaw? How would they do it in the shop if I took it in to be done?