Re: Handheld circle cutter

Sorry for the repost, but the original did not show up on my server.

Yes, I meant a flycutter. I'm sure I could make it somewhat safe with the rod and a brace to stop the drill from breaking my thumb. I almost broke my thumb once with a 3" hole saw on a metal cabinet. So I know what that's all about.

But the circle cutter seems like a saner idea, so I'll buy a new toy for the Rotozip.

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Bill Stock wrote: | Sorry for the repost, but the original did not show up on my server. | | Yes, I meant a flycutter. I'm sure I could make it somewhat safe | with the rod and a brace to stop the drill from breaking my thumb.

Methinks a broken thumb might be one of the happier possibilities...

| I almost broke my thumb once with a 3" hole saw on a metal cabinet. | So I know what that's all about.

(Morris shakes head, looks skyward.)

| But the circle cutter seems like a saner idea, so I'll buy a new | toy for the Rotozip.

Thank you!

-- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA

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