Can the dremel moto-saw be used to cut glass?
1127580
I do not think it wild be good for that. I don't know if they make saw blades for that.
1127581
i wouldn't cut glass with it because i believe it vibrates too much for that. I would spend the money for a ring saw.
1127582
My motor saw cannot be used here in Australia . The voltages are different. Do not buy anything on the net from amazon.
1127583
Sorry, I've never tried that. I would think it would be something that could be done, if you had some kind of glass cutting blade on your tool.
1127584
I have cut pieces from a wine bottle with this tool, just take it slow as they say let the tool do the cutting and wear protection as fine glass is't good fer the eyes
1127585
None of the blades that came with the tool were designed for cutting glass. I would assume that you would need a diamond blade of some sort to do that.
1902086
No and No but its glass and can cut and be abrasive if a lot of pressure is applied
81995
Yes, just let the Razor saw do the work. You can use it to open doors, hoods, chop tops, on any plastic models. the uses don't stop there. I have used it to repair the Nut on a guitar, cutting foam parts for RC Models. The uses are countless. I've even used it to cut trim pieces for my truck.
1659484
Never tried that, but I assume it has the power to do so. You might have to use several blades. I know I used a similar saw several years ago to cut through a shock absorber that was stubborn. Make sure you wear eye protection. My friend had severe eye damage from the metal shavings on a job he was doing. Not a smart move on his part....!
602811
I'll use wet saw (not bouncing) and good (not bouncing) glass cut blade. It depend glass hardness, but bottle glass is soft and I think that you'll get cheeps up to 1/32". Try to cut slow.
743667
I think you can, so long as the blade is above the cut. Otherwise the weight of the frond will cause it ti pinch, and then you have a real problem to get it loose. I would prefer a saw with teeth closer together for that job, or much higher speed, as in a regular gas engine saw
607432
Yes. I am a floorlayer and I use it all the time for glass. Brick is nothing other than a ceramic so it will do fine. It might depend on the thickness of the brick, if you are cutting a house brick that might take two cuts, one from both sides. It will cut it.
1617487
The unit attaches to a specific dremel unit primarily for cutting wood; I have never used my dremel to cut glass, but I have used the unit to cut mother of pearl through repetitive effort. It is designed primarily for cutting a very straight edge.
1461140
Although I have never tried it personally, I would have to say given diamond is harder than glass you should be able to do it. Not sure how fancy you can get with the cuts. Or how fast or slow of a process it would be. But I think it would be a good starting point and worth trying.
874326
I used this saw for a kitchen backsplash which had ceramic and glass tiles . I used the diamond blade that came with the saw to cut the ceramic only . For all my glass cuts I ordered the 7" QEP Glass Tile Diamond blade which I felt gave me very precise cuts, as my pieces were all 5/8" and the QEP blade was higher quality.
1082850
I don't see why not. It cuts everything else. It does not have "teeth" on the saw blades so it wouldn't rip the plastic. I think it would work fine for this application but I have never tried it.
1472539
No! An angle grinder can be used to cut brick & tile;it can be used to cut galvanized fence pipe,cut off nails or bolts,grind down stone and wthe correctattachments to polish or smooth down a surface.I stongly feel you should try to get one with speed dial which cost more but well worth the control you maintain. have the Makita Model 9564cv 4 1/2 inch with speed control.
1945078
I've never tried, but it's meant to cut all glass. May be difficult to hold it steady. I think they make cutters specifically for glass bottles though.
1956489
Yes, just measure where to cut and use a fine tooth (not course) saw blade.
1654328
yes, just have to be careful. It has been quite handy. I have successfully cut molding around a window. I also trimmed door molding to open up for a new floor board. Just fine. the tiny vibrations are intense, but not too violant like a recip saw!! With a steady hand, it is quite possible. I would not use thie for large jobs.
2160956
Tough question! The attachments you need are not in the accessory case that comes with the Dremel 200; however you can purchase the attachments to cut wood and etch glass. The wood cutting blade will cut through wood, but a small inexpensive miter box and saw will give you straighter cuts and better angles. As for glass etching you might think about using a flex shaft accessory for better control. Glass etching points are available for Dremel tools.
1784269
Sure you can cut it. I used a little hand saw with a fine tooth blade and it worked fine (takes a little while to cut through the top edge where the round part is).