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Old 12-08-19, 04:11 AM
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One additional thought is for a threaded steerer tube - screw on a headset top cone before making the cut.

Use whatever method you like to cut the tube - a Park(or other ) guide and a very sharp hacksaw blade are my choice.

After the cut, remove any burrs, and burnish the top of the fork with a file.

Unscrew the the headset cone to clean up the threads.

The old adage of measure twice/cut once holds very true for this.
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