Are you able to put in a small circular saw on it (a la "dremel")? I can't seem to find any Dremel ones.
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I am sorry to say I have not tried to work the tool yet. Mainly I use it for cutting sheetrock for electrical boxes. Aside from that I have not tried to use it for anything else.
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I used a mandrel from Harbor Freight, and attached a 3" fiber cutting wheel. Also, there is a 3" circular cutting blade with mandrel available from Amazon. SE SS40SM High Speed Saw Blade with 1/8" Shank Mandrel These are also available on eBay.http://www.ebay.com/itm/HSS-Rotary-Tool-Accessories-Circular-Saw-Blades-Kit-Set-Fits-Dremel-1-8-Mandrel-/300935377976?pt=Power_Tools&hash;=item4611257438
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dont know what you want to cut but I would suggest checking out a multi tool you can put a lot of different blades on it that can cut in tight places
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I have used the Saw Blade out of a Roto Zip but it is a bit dangerous as you have no guard!
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This would not be my tool of choice for making the type of cut you describe, although, in an emergency you might be able to rig something up that would be servicable. A circular saw would definitely be preferable especially in terms of smoothness.
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Gary im sure there might be one as an option to buy, but my kit did not come with one, i just got the tool and the seller threw in a few extra cutting bits, thanks for your question tho, id research that a little more, im sure worse case scenario you could make a collar out of like pvc an attached it to the machine to allow you to guide it around a circle, maybe a rod to the center point (middle) or a string on a nail/screw and it would work sort of like a compass
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Yes a circular saw will fit into this bag very easy. The bag is very well made and very strong.
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I use it all the time with the circular saw and it works perfect... . I never had a problem like that... and I have use it a lot.
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I saw the answers about cutting with a long blade, this may be possible. If you are procuring a tool to do a job you might as well buy the correct tool. I would suggest an oscillating saw such as this one PORTER-CABLE PCE605K 3-Amp Corded Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit with 31 Accessories "I do not particularly endorse the Porter cable exact product" I did have a Porter Cable and it did not last very long. Currently running a Dremel and will see how it lasts."
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You could but I would not. A circular or saber saw would give more accurate cuts and dewalt has 18 volt in each.
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Not unless your Dremel is a lot different than mine! The shank diameter of these saws is about 4 times the diameter of my Dremel tool bits. Even if it did fit, I think the Dremel tool rotational speed is far too high for these tools. My multi-speed Dremel has a minimum speed of 5000 rpm. In my use of diamond-tipped tools, I found much LOWER speeds (1000 rpm, I'm guessing, maybe even less) to be desirable.
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Yes you can but it's difficult. You would not benefit from the splinter free cut of the track. In fact, many of the features of the saw are a result of track integration. Without the track, it's sort of an unwieldy circular saw. I think I rather go with the circular saw vs. a track saw with no track.
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Call the company. They actually make a special chain for this saw. I found that out the hard way.
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The shank on these bits is 0.0445" & will not fit a standard Dremel tool collet (0.125"). Dremel does makes an adjustable chuck that works nicely though. They may also sell smaller collets, not sure about this though.
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Tim, I'm not really sure. Any store that sells DeWalt stuff? I never looked for short blades. Short blades are good for metal cutting but most of my chores are wood.
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I just looked at mine. From the looks of it, you probably could, though the plastic is thick enough that you may want to use a saw or something.
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I would use a chop saw, that would do the trick nicely. I had to drill into mine and used a drill bit with a point on it - worked fine.
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I would not recommend this tool for the job....not enough power. Blade has a back on it so the angle of the cut would be too shallow. Use a skillsaw or table saw or band saw with infeed/outfeed table or rollers.
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Hi Cai - On angles yes, dunno about molding. Make sure you have the right blades. Why not a jig saw?
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Yes, you can. I always do. All you need is the adaptor that comes with the DWE315K to attach the Dremel blade, and you re ready to go.