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gemma-splashwear 4 doggy & me. making umbrella hat frame smaller

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28 Oct 2014

Here is a short video of me sharing what I did to the frame and my plans for Pierre's umbrella hat. I had a hard time cutting those wires from the umbrella hatimage

 

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  • DAB
    DAB over 10 years ago +1
    With hard metals, you need to use a bolt or chain cutter. Your local hardware store usually has one available in their cable department and will probably let you use it. It has that extra umph you need…
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  • DAB
    DAB over 10 years ago

    With hard metals, you need to use a bolt or chain cutter.

    Your local hardware store usually has one available in their cable department and will probably let you use it.

     

    It has that extra umph you need to cut the steel frame.

     

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    DAB over 10 years ago

    With hard metals, you need to use a bolt or chain cutter.

    Your local hardware store usually has one available in their cable department and will probably let you use it.

     

    It has that extra umph you need to cut the steel frame.

     

    DAB

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    gdgarced over 10 years ago in reply to DAB

    Thanks Dab. My husband Sam has some tools and so i just grabbed the first thing i thought would work fine. Oh well trial and error is how i learn. Thanks for the tip.

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