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i wondering what to use for cutting the case of my xbox. i dont have a dremel laying around like most people. i found this just searching around and do you guys think this will work?
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ive read mixed reviews so idk.
I dont know what i want to do for a design i was thinking an atom design or maybe nyan cat
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ive read mixed reviews so idk.
I dont know what i want to do for a design i was thinking an atom design or maybe nyan cat
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maybe a giant yin yang symbol
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that link don't work
i personally use a router (scratching your head at what that is aren't you )
there's also a jigsaw but to get a decent finish you have to get the finest blade you can with the smallest teeth in order to limit the amount of time you have to spend sanding
again it depend son what design you want to cut, if you have never used any of the above including a rotary tool then you will struggle as it isn't too easy but can be fun
and to start i would try a simple design, preferably 1 with straight edges, the orange box?
i personally use a router (scratching your head at what that is aren't you )
there's also a jigsaw but to get a decent finish you have to get the finest blade you can with the smallest teeth in order to limit the amount of time you have to spend sanding
again it depend son what design you want to cut, if you have never used any of the above including a rotary tool then you will struggle as it isn't too easy but can be fun
and to start i would try a simple design, preferably 1 with straight edges, the orange box?
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I use a dremel tool (or how ever you spell that) and a jigsaw with a very fine blade.
If you need to make a long straight line use the jigsaw. But when you go to make corners or anything that involves making shapes use the dremel tool.
If you need to make a long straight line use the jigsaw. But when you go to make corners or anything that involves making shapes use the dremel tool.
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