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Wayne Webb
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I know that a foot shear will cut aluminum up to .063. But, all the ones I've looked at will only crosscut a sheet of aluminum. They won't shear a cut longer than 52''. What do you use to cut aluminum which is .080 or thicker and to cut longer pieces?

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Wayne Webb
Webb Signworks
Chipley, FL
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jimmy chatham
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skill saw and a straight edge.
they make a 10 ft hydraulic shear.

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Jimmy Chatham
Chatham Signs
468 stark st
Commerce, Ga 30529

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Michael Boone
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I go to a metal fab shop...
worth the trip

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Michael Boone
Sign Painter
5828 Buerman Rd.Sodus,NY 14551

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Wayne Webb
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Thanks Jimmy,
Michael,
The nearest metal shop I know of is about fowty miles up in Alabamer. But...a nice lady salesperson just stopped in this morning and she says her company...in Jawja....will deliver TWICE a week for FREE...AND $7 for setup/cut...AND their .040 and .80 is cheaper than I've been payin' and gettin it delivered ONCE a week for $10 delivery.

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Wayne Webb
Webb Signworks
Chipley, FL
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Sheila Ferrell
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...this is roughly the same deal I get with Aluma- Panel out'a Ga. when I need special cuts....but if it's a rush-gotta have it now thing..I use a saw too an' clean the edges up with a file...I also have a deal with a roofer pal to use his "break" but it does'nt cut that long-way either....

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Bruce Bowers
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We have a plywood/aluminum angle set up to utilize a circular saw using a carbide tip plywood blade. Works sweet.

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Bruce Bowers

DrCAS Custom Lettering and Design
Saint Cloud, Minnesota


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