Frag this hammer

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Can I frag this hammer right at the arrow? I picked up this frag last weekend and want to place the single head somewhere else.

If I can cut it, can I use a Demel cutting wheel or can I just use diagonal cutters and while I’m cutting, can I trim the stalk down too or do hammers need a tall stalk?

thanks for any help!!
-RC

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Can I frag this hammer right at the arrow? I picked up this frag last weekend and want to place the single head somewhere else.

If I can cut it, can I use a Demel cutting wheel or can I just use diagonal cutters and while I’m cutting, can I trim the stalk down too or do hammers need a tall stalk?

thanks for any help!!
-RC

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I vote for tall stock and dremel wheel between the two.

Nice gap for fragging :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
 

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