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Old 03-18-2010, 04:24 PM   #1
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Cutting wheel for Plastic?

Basically I'm trying to do this





But I don't have this bit.
Can I just use a regular fiberglass reinforced cutting disk?
Or would it start melting the plastic?
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Yes the fg reinforced cutting disc you have will melt the plastic. You can get one inch and two inch cutting disks for plastic and wood at PA. They look like little saw blades.
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a dremel might work for something like that
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a dremel might work for something like that
I have a Dremel.
It didn't come with this particular bit though.
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I have a Dremel.
It didn't come with this particular bit though.
I would go to home depot I know you can buy separate bits
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http://www.dremel.com/en-us/Attachme...l.aspx?pid=543

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Home Depot sucks as far as selection goes. They aren't good at keeping stock, either. Home Depot disappoints a lot in just about all their departments. They have clean washrooms. That's about it.

When I was looking for Dremel bits. I found Rona to have a pretty good selection. Especially the big one in Surrey. Princess Auto has cheap knock offs. KMS Tools or Summit might have a good selection of Dremel bits, but I have a feeling they are like PA.
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Try Rona *the one by VAN TECH*, I know Rona has a decent selection. But be prepared to pay like $15 bucks for it. hahaha
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