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Baluster Replacement

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Step 4 · Cut Wrought Iron Balusters

Using a metal-cutting saw (such as an angle grinder with a metal cut-off wheel or a reciprocating saw with a metal blade), carefully cut each wrought iron baluster to the exact length measured from the old baluster. Ensure cuts are straight and clean.

Tools and Materials

St. Louis Pneumatic 2.5 in. Cut Off Grinder with Wheel RIDGID Fuego 10 Amp Corded Orbital Reciprocating Saw Husky Deburring Tool 80-531-111 StyleCraft Cole 25 in. Black Wrought Iron Side Table Safety Glasses ISOtunes PRO Bluetooth Hearing Protection Earbuds, 27 dB Noise Reduction Rating, OSHA Compliant Ear Protection for Work (Orange) Work Gloves
Cut Wrought Iron Balusters · Baluster Replacement · Oak Valley Designs DIY Hub

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