How do you frag acans with bone cutters?

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I have an ecotech fragging kit and was wondering how I can frag acans, leptas, etc. with bone cutters.
 
I would advise against using cutters. I would get/use a wet saw with a diamond blade to get the job done. Inland sells one and it's not too bad
 
agreed cutters are a septal splitter right down the middle of the frag, could ruin it. you should hacksaw it man. literally I take an acan into my garage, semi wipe off a small toothed metal blade, and saw the thing down the line I want to saw. is mad, then heals. im sure the fancier gear is more reefy lol but no crushing fragging here, this is a saws job. I could also dremel one in half pretty well too. I don't saw in one single pass. I do top halfway then bottom up halfway to meet, avoids septal or calice splitting
 

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