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    Quote Originally Posted by CraigKapo View Post
    Well beyond scrapping, I also do exhaust work in my spare time to make a little extra money. Any time I would need to put in a new piece of pipe I would use it. Not only does it cut through it quickly and easily, but it also leaves a nice edge. Very helpful for exhaust repair, not important when scrapping.
    My comment was actually a complement.

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    Sorry if I came off as defensive. I just think its a really handy tool. And the loan-a-tool program has bailed my butt out too many times to count.

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