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    Default Re: has anybody used one of these new roto zip diamond x bits

    Seen that bit at expotile ....Ok for the DIY market.....

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    Default Re: has anybody used one of these new roto zip diamond x bits

    Had a dremel with a tile cutting bit, Did find it was handy for refining horrible cuts.
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    Default Re: has anybody used one of these new roto zip diamond x bits

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    Seen that bit at expotile ....Ok for the DIY market.....
    I feel inclined to say the same.

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    Default Re: has anybody used one of these new roto zip diamond x bits

    I saw it at Expotile too but wasnt too impressed.

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    Default Re: has anybody used one of these new roto zip diamond x bits

    The rep said it would cut garnet

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    Default Re: has anybody used one of these new roto zip diamond x bits

    How often will you be cutting Garnet?

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    Sorry meant Granite

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    Default Re: has anybody used one of these new roto zip diamond x bits

    Mate i have seen the demo and the videos of the RotoZip. IMO you will be looking for a reason to use it rather than having a real need to use it. There are cheaper and better ways of doing what it can do. Mostly it will be for drilling holes....365 drills. Cutting "U" shapes.....wet cutter/angle grinder.
    I think its just another tool to buy. I do have a RotoZip, but the woodwork variety...it was given to me, i havent used it in 3 years and neither did the original owner.

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