Metsbrew Well-Known Member Joined Jan 4, 2010 Messages 108 Reaction score 0 Location Pennsylvania Mar 8, 2010 #1 I'm trying to make my own beer gun like in the sticky above, but how do u cut the racking cane at an angle without chewing it up?
I'm trying to make my own beer gun like in the sticky above, but how do u cut the racking cane at an angle without chewing it up?
klyph Well-Known Member Joined Dec 9, 2009 Messages 1,792 Reaction score 53 Location North Pole, Alaska Mar 8, 2010 #2 Try scoring it with a razor.
HairyDogBrewing Well-Known Member Joined Feb 15, 2008 Messages 571 Reaction score 6 Location Mechanicsburg, PA Mar 8, 2010 #3 Mine is cut square at both ends. I don't think the angle is necessary. I haven't been using the stopper, either. To cut the plastic cane, use a fine-tooth saw.
Mine is cut square at both ends. I don't think the angle is necessary. I haven't been using the stopper, either. To cut the plastic cane, use a fine-tooth saw.
Hammy71 Senior Member HBT Supporter Joined Sep 12, 2008 Messages 6,059 Reaction score 766 Location SE PA Mar 8, 2010 #4 Hack saw....
adx Well-Known Member Joined Mar 25, 2007 Messages 928 Reaction score 32 Location Scaggsville, MD Mar 8, 2010 #5 Hack saw with a fine tooth metal blade.
B boogyman Well-Known Member Joined Feb 8, 2009 Messages 435 Reaction score 9 Location Folsom, CA Mar 8, 2010 #6 i used a dremel on my plastic cane.
adx Well-Known Member Joined Mar 25, 2007 Messages 928 Reaction score 32 Location Scaggsville, MD Mar 8, 2010 #7 I tried a dremel once and ended up melting the end. Found the hack saw cut right through it.
Revvy Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc HBT Supporter Joined Dec 11, 2007 Messages 41,288 Reaction score 3,791 Location "Detroitish" Michigan Mar 8, 2010 #8 I use bits of racking cane all the time, for bottling bucket dip tubes and such. I use a fine blade jeweler's saw blade. Then I sand it with a fine grit wet/dry sponge.
I use bits of racking cane all the time, for bottling bucket dip tubes and such. I use a fine blade jeweler's saw blade. Then I sand it with a fine grit wet/dry sponge.