Yeah, I like demolition - Very effective stress relief. :)  A long time ago,
while in college, I had a job where we were to demo this office building's
floor - What fun we had, 18 year olds throwing eachother through walls and
kicking doors off the frame.. That's probably where my love affair with
demolition started :)

That's funny, cutting up a bug small enough to slip in the garbage, huh? I
though I was a rebel, doing that to sheetrock here (there seems to be no
legal way to dump it for an weekend worrior like me - the dump doesn't even
take it. I usually slip the larger pieces between walls as I go but what do
you do with that D#@%N last piece?)

I once saw a demonstration where a guy cut up an old hooptie in about 15-20
minutes. With 'cut up' I mean chunks small enough to put on a pickup truck
by yourself. He used this long bimetal blade that I'd never seen before. A
mean narly looking blade - forget the name just now but could just step out
to the garage to get it: It was an effective demonstration, because I did
end up buying a pack. They are great!

You're right: I probably couldn't cut up my bug in 30 minutes but also
wouldn't want to. :)

Remco

The recip saw works great.  I had '73 SB that I cut apart for salable
pieces.  What I had left over would not be acceptable to the recycle depot.
There, I just kept cutting and made small enough pieces to be put in the
plastic bags and put into the dumpster.  The entire bug body was dispose of
this way and used only 1 trip tot he recycle center.

Dave T.