DIY Pie Cuts Basics

[@TurboTyler]

Best video ever on pie cuts. Solved all my questions. Thanks

[@4x4fabshop]

@@TurboTyler glad it helped.

[@wootuser]

Thank you - You just explained EVERYTHING I was looking for. I am doing my own Turbo tubing and have to do some weird turns, it seemed every video only talked about it or went into a geometry lesson. Thank you - for taking this straight to the point.

[@JeepingMo]

Looking forward to the other videos.

[@jeepzentoks542]

I'm also looking forward to more videos 👍

[@4x4fabshop]

Thanks for the good comments comments.

[@migueldomingues3739]

Thank you very much!

[@DustinGould]

Apparently there is a pipe sander tool ---- think a spring loaded belt sander on a angle grinder that you can cand half a pipe diameter at 1 time ---- supposedly the cats ass for cleaning pipes bro

[@paradiselost9946]

hardest part of pies is holding the stinking things. and doing multiple pipes with 60+. where to start first? a nice fat heavy old school tape dispenser, with a nice fat gap just behind the blade so you can get your finger under the tape... hard to find these days! had to take to mine with an endmill. seriously, youll know what i mean once you start taping a few pies together. if you really get into it, best to make a jig. i have two v block clamps, one slides and is adjustable. both mounted on a saddle that swivels to stops and just clamps in the saw vice. rock the pipe side to side rather than flip it over. i can talk, i still use a bandsaw. yuk. terrible on pipe. really do need a coldsaw... mark the seam off to something half the pipe diameter, always line them up on center, then theres no issue with using the five left from last time...

[@4x4fabshop]

Thanks for sharing, it’s always good to hear from someone with experience.