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Roger Long wrote:
I'm locked out of my boat and have to cut the small pad lock off the companionway. If I invest in a bolt cutter, will it be useful as emergency gear in case of a dismasting or do I need a different tool to cut S.S. rigging wire quickly? Cut the hasp, they're generally a lot lighter duty than a padlock. Dremel tools with fibre reinforced cut off wheels will go through thin s.s. like butter. It will have to be a pretty good bolt cutter to cut through rigging wire 1/4" thick. Evan Gatehouse |
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