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I've got this huge heatsink I've got left over from building my F5 amp.
Just wondering if it's possible to nicely cut this in half. I'd use the sides for a gainclone amp. |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Scottish Borders
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If you are good with a hacksaw and have lots of stamina !!
Otherwise take it to a (metal) machine shop and ask them to slice it up for you.
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: New Jersey. About 1 hour from NYC and 1 min. from the beach
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carbide is harder then aluminum. You can cut it on a table saw. Start with the blade close to the table and make multiple passes raising the blade a little each time.
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Join Date: Feb 2010
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I used a compound miter saw to cut heatsinks and almost any aluminum Just use a high count teeth blade thats specific for cutting non ferrous metals like 100T
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Thanks. I might just sell the heatsink and my lm3886 chips.
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