I recently purchased a pair of Park CN-10 cable cutters - supposedly one of the best available. When I did a "test cut" of an old piece of brake cable housing, it sucked! It totally crushed the cable, and left a big old nasty burr on the side. I check the handles for play and adjusted the allignment of the cutters, and it still cuts horribly! Did I get a bad pair, or am I doing something remarkably stupid here? Previously I've just used shop cutters (CN-4?), and have never had problems like this.
PS - I know you often have to file the burrs off, and that you should grind it anyway - but a brand new pair of cutters crushing my cable?
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PS - I know you often have to file the burrs off, and that you should grind it anyway - but a brand new pair of cutters crushing my cable?
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