Cuttiing Flex Pipe

[Deep Fryer]

Hi Guys & Gals!
I was just wondering if there is a way to cut flex pipe so you end up with a nice even cut. as opposed to an agled cut, wichh seems to be
the tendency with this stuff. I need to trim some of the flex at the elbow connections hence my question.

Thanks in advance

 

[Wood Heat Stoves]

nice blade on a skillsaw, have a partner rotate it as you cut it.

or a pocket knife for light weight liners

 

[LONDONDERRY]

hack saw and USE LEATHER GLOVES to handle the material

 

[Deep Fryer]

Thank you Dave & Londonderry!
Thing is, this is already installed/attached at the top of the chimney, looking for another way to approach this without pulling out the whole darn thing?

 

[Wood Heat Stoves]

i have a nice set of electric sheet metal shears for such times

if something ridgid was inside the liner, a sawzall could work in a pinch

 

[boostnut]

cut off disc on an angle grinder, the only way to do it!

 

[Deep Fryer]

Thanks guys, got a few options to choose from. ;-)

 

[theheatelement]

Hack saw... I would never use a pocket knife on a ss light weight liner.. maybe an aluminum liner, but I have to many cuts on my hands from years of dealing with stainless, even with gloves.

nice blade on a skillsaw, have a partner rotate it as you cut it.

or a pocket knife for light weight liners