How do you break the flower pots in half without shattering it into a jagged piece of "you know what"? Im trying to make some new hides for my new Harmanns Tortoise.....here he is

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How do you break the flower pots in half without shattering it into a jagged piece of "you know what"? Im trying to make some new hides for my new Harmanns Tortoise.....here he is

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I don't know how to break a flower pot, I just bury it a little bit.
Cute tort!!
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Maybe you could use a Dremel tool and score a nice, deep line all along the surface. Then it should snap off at some point?
what i do is carve a line in the pot with a real small hand saw and then use a hammer and awl or screwdriver to knock it out, it works pretty well. ed
We used a dremel tool with a blade that cuts ceramic. They made great hides.
Troya
And to be shown up by a women.
>>We used a dremel tool with a blade that cuts ceramic. They made great hides.
>>Troya
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Ed @ Tortoise Keepers
Trying to keep the fun in Chelonian care
pre she ate it!
I use a hammer and a standard screwdriver as a chisel. Turn the pot upside down and start next to the drainage hole. For a really clean cut, you'll need a tile saw.
Rene
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