Rotozip tool

mattchip · Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 9:17 pm Post Subject: Rotozip tool

This tool is next on my list ,many many uses

R5GTT · Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 3:06 pm Post Subject: Re: Rotozip tool

mattchip wrote:

This tool is next on my list ,many many uses

Fantastic tool - have you seen the porcelain bits for this? Core bits & freehand cutting bit that cut DRY in porcelain, and claim 100 holes per bit!

foxhole · Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2009 5:23 pm Post Subject:

Have a rotozip, tile cutting bits don't last long, very brittle.

R5GTT · Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2009 8:34 pm Post Subject:

foxhole wrote:

Have a rotozip, tile cutting bits don't last long, very brittle.

Are you using the old bits for ceramics (I think they're called Zip Bits) or the new Diamond X-Bits?

^woody^ · Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2009 9:00 pm Post Subject:

I have the Ryobi One+ version.

I thought it would be useful, but I can't see the point of it. Its dusty, hard to control accurately, and the bits break too often.

It's under the stairs with the teasmade, yoghurt maker, chocolate fountain and george foreman grill

foxhole · Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 5:07 pm Post Subject:

R5GTT wrote:

foxhole wrote:

Have a rotozip, tile cutting bits don't last long, very brittle.

Are you using the old bits for ceramics (I think they're called Zip Bits) or the new Diamond X-Bits?

Have both, both snapped in use.

Thermo · Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 7:52 pm Post Subject:

^woody^ wrote:

I have the Ryobi One+ version.

It's under the stairs with the teasmade,

why is the wife under the stairs?

perhaps if its ryobi it was only light to medium trade

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big-all · Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 10:21 pm Post Subject:

Thermo wrote:

^woody^ wrote:

I have the Ryobi One+ version.

It's under the stairs with the teasmade,

why is the wife under the stairs?

perhaps if its ryobi it was only light to medium trade

lol lol

i am easily convinced to get new toys but but the rotozip looked so pointless that when i bought the dewalt 18v one naked for £45 i converted it to a 1/4 light router with an old ferm plunge base

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noseall · Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2009 7:23 pm Post Subject:

^woody^ wrote:

I have the Ryobi One+ version.

I thought it would be useful, but I can't see the point of it. Its dusty, hard to control accurately, and the bits break too often.

It's under the stairs with the teasmade, yoghurt maker, chocolate fountain and george foreman grill

How's the breadmaker doing?