Cutting down fiberboard to fit stove

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I trimmed mine to dimension with miter saw. And then in half with hand saw.
 
Can find them even cheaper on eBay.
 
Not sure of the composition, but it looks like a good job for an angle grinder, and the proper wheel.
 
That is for the 13-NC which has a more shallow firebox. Will there be enough material to properly match the current baffle?
 
My stove uses 2 smaller baffles. Just one is broken. The cheaper one I linked is larger than the 1 baffle I need
 
I see, I thought Englander was selling a set for $84, but that is just for one.