meteor shower

[cbj25]

haha, diamond bit dremel, but really you could frag this stuff with a chisel and hammer, really any way you can break the plug

 

[seth the wine guy]

Dremmel with a diamond wheel is perfect.
oops. I see someone else beat me to it.

 

[dine]

I guess I should ask "is there any wrong way to do it"

 

[Jaycen B.]

chain saw

 

[cbj25]

Jaycen B.;738469 wrote: chain saw

Prob would work IMO... People really underestimate how much you can hack up a coral. Especially large polyp stonys

 

[edulover]

If you cut....I'll take a frag.

Eddie

 

[dine]

Edulover;738509 wrote: If you cut....I'll take a frag.

Eddie

Not that this is some crazy hard to find coral but anyone willing to come show me the proper way to frag/heal it can have a frag themselves

 

[lilrobb]

Dine;738517 wrote: Not that this is some crazy hard to find coral but anyone willing to come show me the proper way to frag/heal it can have a frag themselves

I have a wet bandsaw, cuts it like butter...

 

[dine]

LilRobb;738526 wrote: I have a wet bandsaw, cuts it like butter...

robb...your just too helpful. i might have to take you up on it though :lol2:

 

[thanh386]

Honestly if u just want chunks, a bone cutter is enough

 

[lilrobb]

Thanh386;738564 wrote: Honestly if u just want chunks, a bone cutter is enough

For an encrusting species?
I wanna see that!

 

[thanh386]

It's still on a plug not on rock yet.

 

[lilrobb]

Thanh386;738567 wrote: It's still on a plug not on rock yet.

We're getting off topic, it's butchering at best to use shears with plugs - ever tried to cut the epoxonite ones with shears?
I'll pay you if you let me film it...

 

[superclown]

Not sure what kind of plug I cut last night but lol. My plug went flying when it did cut.