Cutting Clay Pipes with a Sawzall

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In this video we will be cutting a brittle clay drain aka terracotta pipe with an ordinary reciprocating saw. To do this, you will need either a diamond blade or a carbide grit blade. The blade that I used was a FREUD DS0930CGX Carbide Grit Reciprocating Blade, 9". This worked well for cutting in the hole that I dug. A circular saw or angle grinder would also work if you have a larger, more open hole to work with. The sawzall that I am using is a Hitachi CR13V2 10-Amp Reciprocating Saw with Variable Speed Trigger.
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