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Dramatic_Hammer in reply to @Acliff

Flip it over and go through the back - the grinder basically wants to cut straight lines.

If you have access to a mitre saw, a multi blade would do that nicely.

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Acliff in reply to @Dramatic_Hammer

Was definitely going to turn over, maybe cut a jig in MDF with straight edge to work with the jigsaw.

If the first one is rough, I could just take it super slow with a hacksaw.

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Airhead in reply to @Acliff

Mitre saw would be first choice. I've cut a bit of aluminium before with mitre or table saw and it's perfect, very fine finish, less trouble than oak generally.
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dbr in reply to @Acliff

Bring it round my gaff

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