dremel attachment?

[Joel A]

what circular saw like dremel attachment do you guys use? Having a bit of trouble finding one online, maybe someone can point me in the right direction?

 

[kotu100]

watcha doin with it? fraggin corals?

 

[Joel A]

watcha doin with it? fraggin corals?

yes sir.

 

[Doherty]

Hey Joel....... I dont know of any circular saw attachments for a dremel tool, I have used the regular diamond bit attachments for the dremel tool to drill 3 tanks, and worked fine. I have drilled up to 1/4 in glass.

 

[Doherty]

Ohhhhhh that one, I know what one you are talking about now..... I have seen them at HD

 

[kotu100]

they have em at lowes, or home depot.

 

[Joel A]

Hey Joel....... I dont know of any circular saw attachments for a dremel tool, I have used the regular diamond bit attachments for the dremel tool to drill 3 tanks, and worked fine. I have drilled up to 1/4 in glass.

heh, i think you misinterpreted what i'd be using it for? Just looking for a mini saw like blade.. to cut things in half.. not make a circular hole. When i searched for it online i found lots of things to make circular holes, but not a circular saw to cut things in half.. follow what i'm saying?

 

[Doherty]

Like this
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/Attachm...yProducts.aspx?catid=61&catname=Diamond+Wheel

 

[Joel A]

yeah something like that

 

[Doherty]

I have seen people use these as well...... But I would go with the diamond bit myself
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/AttachmentsAndAccessories/Pages/AttachmentsDetail.aspx?pid=543

 

[Joel A]

alright, headed out to lowes later i'll take a peek... =) Thanks guys.

 

[Turbosnail]

If your not in a hurry for one there is a guy at the raynham fleamarket that sells them for like a buck a piece.

 

[Joel A]

Like this
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/Attachm...yProducts.aspx?catid=61&catname=Diamond+Wheel

picked up this exact one today. Worked well. First time fragging with a dremel.. man it sprays all of the place. Gotta be careful not to burn delicate coral flesh too.. but i got a good hunk out of what i wanted.

 

[cujo6984]

its fun aint it lol



dremel fragging is not a clean sport hahaha

 

[Joel A]

its fun aint it lol



dremel fragging is not a clean sport hahaha

haha no... not at all .

I just use the nice bone cutters for anything that isn't encrusted like crazy (tyree undata )

 

[coralcor]

i like this one.... its wider.. like in diameter.. so it cuts through thicker things
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/AttachmentsAndAccessories/Pages/AttachmentsDetail.aspx?pid=EZ545

 

[Joel A]

i like this one.... its wider.. like in diameter.. so it cuts through thicker things
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/AttachmentsAndAccessories/Pages/AttachmentsDetail.aspx?pid=EZ545

yup, almost got that one, but for the particular application i had in mind i wanted a bit of a smaller wheel for more precision. Will probably purchase that one down the road as well.

 

[Doherty]

picked up this exact one today. Worked well. First time fragging with a dremel.. man it sprays all of the place. Gotta be careful not to burn delicate coral flesh too.. but i got a good hunk out of what i wanted.

Cool...... Glad you were able to find one!

 

[Blueflu1]

anyone use the dremel multi-max?
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/Tools/Pages/CategoryProducts.aspx?catid=21

I have both a multimax and a rotary tool. I was thinking the multimax might work better because it oscillates and probably wouldn't burn flesh because its slow. You can actually put your finger on the blade and not get cut. I used it to cut out the floor of my tank stand and it cut pretty well.

 

[Joel A]

how well does it "cut"? And will the blade dull upon hitting grinding calcium carbonate rock? How big are the blades, small enough to fit into tight spaces and crevices? Like is it small enough to be precise with?