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Best Dremel Cutting Blade?
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I always liked the fiberglass abrasive cutting disks, though they can produce a pretty messy cut if you arent careful, so you'd want to cut a bit inside the lines, and file/grind the rest out.
I've never tried the metal, diamond tipped blades, but I imagine they'd probably work fine, though heat would likely be a problem.
If you are doing something like a window, then a jigsaw is probably going to give you the best results, if for no better reason than it is a lot faster...Draw the cut, jigsaw it out (within the lines) and then use an angle grider or a dremel grinder bit to smooth it out. You can get a decent, cheap angle grinder for like $10 - $20 at a place like harbor freight
I've never tried the metal, diamond tipped blades, but I imagine they'd probably work fine, though heat would likely be a problem.
If you are doing something like a window, then a jigsaw is probably going to give you the best results, if for no better reason than it is a lot faster...Draw the cut, jigsaw it out (within the lines) and then use an angle grider or a dremel grinder bit to smooth it out. You can get a decent, cheap angle grinder for like $10 - $20 at a place like harbor freight