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   BBHomeImprovements | Dec 01, 2010 06:20am | #1

   I would NEVER cut toilet flange bolts with bolt cutters!! That would mangle the threads and ensure that nobody in the future could remove the toilet without enormous effort! I agree that cutting those things off is a headache. My best approach is a quality hacksaw with a very fine-toothed blade, and a little patience. If you do repairs and remodeling, you'll tend to have a bit of charity for the guy who may follow up on your work a few years down the road

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   Zale | Feb 11, 2011 11:55am | #2

   I have a new tool for cutting flange bolt that makes this so much easier than a hack saw. Please call.

   Zale P. Boutte'
   360-823-7545

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   Windwoodtrader | Mar 14, 2011 07:19pm | #3

   I use a bi-metal blade in my Fein Tool. Blades aren't cheap but oh so nice compared to a hacksaw- Yuck.
   The thought of bringing in contact a toilet base and a bolt cutter gives me the shivers!
   I don't see the bolt cutter blades getting close enough to cut the entire nut anyway.

4. 
   Zale | Mar 18, 2011 05:11pm | #4

   Our NEW Toilet Brass Bolt Cutter should be ready to market about the 1st of May. It should sell for $40.00 of less and cuts both bottom bolts in less than 10 seconds. Please call or text me @ 360-823-7545.
   Thanks
   Zale P. Boutte'

5. 
   Zale | Oct 29, 2012 09:49am | #5

   MAT-TOOL Co has a NEW tool that cuts both the bolt and nut as well as other specialized plumbing tools. Please see
   http://www.mattoolco.com.
   Zale P. Boutte'
   Office 559-554-4231
   Cell 559-519-0346

6. 
   Zale | Apr 15, 2013 01:39pm | #6

   Please see http://www.mattoolco.com for NEW Specialized Plumbing Tools. We now have a Toilet Bolt & Nut Drill Fixture that drills thru both as well as other unique plumbing tools. Or just call me.
   Zale P. Boutte'
   cell 559-519-0346