Torch Coral cutting or fragging

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So I have a torch Coral that has become very big. So much so I need to frag it out. Honestly I don’t mind giving g it to someone local as long as they teach me how to cut it. My other option is if any of you know the steps to fragging or reducing a torch. Need help on this one or is getting overgrown.
 
Hi, pic ? how tight are heads together ?
I've found best just a bimetal hacksaw "blade only" .
 
Side cutters work halfway decent in a pinch as well, if you have the space between heads.
 
Dremel with diamond wheel. Fast and clean cuts.
10 pcs Diamond Cutting Wheel Cut Off Discs Coated Rotary Tools Dremel 545 Diamond Wheel W/Mandrel 22mm for Dremel https://a.co/d/70U3CyL
 

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