Eric Sedletzky
Contributor
A chain saw sharpening file works great on the rounded ends. Just make sure you don’t push the cutoff wheel to far in or it will leave cut lines on the ends. Cut on both sides and if you still need to, use a fine hack saw blade to cut the last few mm to get the slug out. I use a small bastard file to clean up the slot, chain saw sharpening round file on the ends, a little emery or in my case a 90 degree angle die grinder with a 2” brown deburring/metal conditioning disc and I’m done.Well, I mean, not really, but also I believe the slot will function similarly well at 60 or even 65 mm length if this is a concern. Finagling, as mentioned at some point. I guess if you have a router then go for that. I don't.
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