Photo: Wendell T. Webber
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Lay a marked-up pipe on a worktable, with your first cut mark hanging off the edge. Cut the pipe at the mark with a hacksaw. Use your first cut piece as a guide for the others—that way they’ll all be the same length. Continue until all the pieces are cut. You should be left with one unused 6-foot piece.
Using 80-grit sandpaper, smooth out the cut ends of the pipes so that there are no sharp edges or burrs.
Hey, kids! Try out your hacksaw skills. Start with a slow, small stroke on your cut mark to make a little groove. Then, once your blade gains purchase, use long, straight strokes to cut all the way through the pipe.
Hey, kids! Try out your hacksaw skills. Start with a slow, small stroke on your cut mark to make a little groove. Then, once your blade gains purchase, use long, straight strokes to cut all the way through the pipe.























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