Cutting Macro-Line?

[Aramil]

Does anyone know of the proper wat to cut macro line? I dont want to mess what little I have up right now and then go and get more. I was thinking some type of clippers and an exacto knife, any suggestions?

[MANN]

I have used wire cutters, gerber knife, kitchen knief, razorblade, basicly the closest sharp object. Im sure none of these are reccomended, but all of them work

[Loguzzzzzz]

I use a utility knife and a new blade.

[Automagrt666]

I used a nice sharp saw (very fine blade) and it worked like a charm, didn't crush it, nice clean cut.

[sixtoes1313]

Im in the same boat with said fellow 2 posts above. The closest sharp object even if you crushed it a little, you can reform it with your fingers and its fine.

[surfbum]

ummmm scissors?

[SR_matt]

cleanest way i know is to use a pair of dog claw clipers
-matt

[Mikey B]

Ultility knife works just fine for me

[CheasenKrackerz]

I use super sharp scissors and just cut it while rotating the line itself, but don't stress Macro Line is super cheap, I usually just buy it uncut in like a 3 foot roll just incase some one desides to hook up a CO2 tank to one of my guns and it blows up

[Tunaman]

nonono...Parker sells the right tool for the job. Its called a Macroline cutter. I have them here. Email me

[MANN]

nonono...Parker sells the right tool for the job. Its called a Macroline cutter. I have them here. Email me

They work awesome. We have them at work to cut teflon tubing. huh I should have thought of getting one of those before. Oh well All I use is ss tubing now.

[Nick E]

well, when I'm not busy slitting my wrists I grab my bloodstained razorblade, it works beautifully..

[mclaggan123]

the best thing ive found is a set of pvc cutters they sell at lowe's. they cost me $6.00 and they cut like a hot knife thru butter. the cut is real even and it doesnt pinch the macro.