Frag plugs

[putemup]

I bought a frag today that came with an extension underneath it. I tried to break it with my hands with negative results. What's the best way to remove the extension so that I can actually mount the frag?
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[KrisDeitz]

Bone cutters or a pair of pliyers

 

[ringo®]

Yeah......angle / bone cutters

 

[j_b_]

Tile cutting pliers work pretty well too

 

[jdwells]

Yep, I have a big pair of heavy duty scissors that work pretty well. I've also used pvc pipe cutters and big dykes. The scissors are definitely what's worked best for me.

 

[the curious]

I've found the PVC cutters to work very well too.

Once you cut it off, you can glue a zoa to the cut-off portion and shove that in the rockwork somewhere too.

 

[kirkwood]

if you don't have those tools, a screwdriver and hammer will do the job...

 

[darren24]

Bone cutters or dremel.

 

[cbj25]

dremel with diamond bit. you can really cut off a lot of the plug very accurately