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3 Ways to Cut Wire Shelving

By Matthew Lynch
November 3, 2023
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Wire shelving is an excellent choice for organizing your home, office, or warehouse spaces. It provides flexibility, durability, and great weight capacity. However, customizing wire shelving to fit specific spaces can be tricky, especially when it comes to cutting the shelves to size. In this article, we will discuss three methods you can use to cut wire shelving.

1. Using a Hacksaw:

A hacksaw is a versatile and affordable tool that can easily cut through wire shelving. Here’s how:

a. Measure and mark the desired length on the wire shelf.

b. Secure the shelf tightly using a vice or clamps, ensuring that the area you want to cut is slightly overhanging from your work surface.

c. Line up the hacksaw’s blade with the marked line.

d. Start sawing slowly and smoothly, applying even pressure while keeping the blade straight. Be patient! This process might require some time and effort.

e. Once you’ve completed the cut, file down any rough edges using a metal file or sandpaper.

2. Using Bolt Cutters:

Bolt cutters provide a faster method for cutting wire shelving and deliver clean cuts without requiring too much effort.

a. Measure and mark the desired length on the wire shelf.

b. Align the bolt cutter’s jaws with the marked line – make sure it is perpendicular to the wire.

c. Apply pressure on the handles of the bolt cutter until it cuts through the wire completely.

d. Repeat this process for each wire until you have completely trimmed your shelf.

e. Smooth out any rough edges with a metal file or sandpaper.

3. Using an Angle Grinder:

An angle grinder is another powerful tool that can make quick work of cutting wire shelves when used correctly:

a. Measure and mark the desired length on the wire shelf.

b. Secure your shelf with a vice or clamps, leaving an overhang from your work surface for cutting.

c. Equip your angle grinder with a metal cutting disc and ensure you’re wearing proper safety gear, such as goggles and gloves.

d. Turn the grinder on and gently approach the marked line on the shelving with the spinning disc.

e. Carefully guide the angle grinder through each wire using steady and controlled movements while ensuring the sparks are directed away from you.

f. Once you have completed your cuts, use a metal file or sandpaper to smooth out any rough edges.

In conclusion, there are multiple ways to cut wire shelving effectively. Whether using a hacksaw, bolt cutters, or an angle grinder, always remember to measure accurately, secure your workspace, wear proper safety gear, and clean up any sharp edges to achieve a neat result.

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