Joel,
My M.O. for cable housing has always been to open the liner and housing
with an awl and square the cut end with a file or grinder.
Even with nice cutters I consider dressing the cable housing to be part of the
job.
Ray
On Sun Nov 16 4:12 , JoelMatthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:
>
>My almost new Park Cable Cutters crushed the cut end of what is sold
>as higher quality brake cable housing when I cut it down to size.
>
>I can get the cable through with a lot of difficulty but it sort of
>defeats the purpose of having low friction lining when the end is
>snagging the cable.
>
>Perhaps there is a small reamer I could try? Or maybe this is a
>reason to finally get a basic Dremel set?
>
>Anyone else have this problem?
>>
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