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How to cut frag plugs?


PinkDamsel

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What's the best tool/method to cut a frag plug? I want to cut the peg off the plug so it can sit on a "shelf" on my rock. Not sure what these plugs are made of - concrete or ceramic maybe - but it's pretty strong stuff.

 

Thanks.

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BLoCkCliMbeR

they sell bone cutters at home depot??!! awesome....

 

i just used large wire cutters myself, but if your not that strong, bolt cutters work too

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But why not just break the coral off the plug?

 

Break my new babies? :o It would be awfully convenient to just keep it on the disk (minus the plug) and then glue the disk onto my ceramic rock which has "shelves" the disk can set on. I would think that would also be less trauma for the coralz, but hey, I'll a total newbie, that's why I have to ask.

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animalmaster6

Well the plugs like these

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are actually used commonly for frag racks. That's why they have the shaft.

 

You can use a dremel or bone cutters to cut them off.

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roninmagik1

i'm going to try garden clippers, the dremel didn't work, but then again, i think maybe i didn't use the right dremel attachment, also ebay bone clippers seem not too $$   thanks for the info!  

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