Well, not anything. For example, we can't help you cut through the red tape of filing an insurance claim. Short of that, we can suggest a special tool that cuts almost anything.
But first, we'll offer three general rules for cutting wood, drywall, metal or tile:
- Cut wood and drywall with steel or carbide tooling at relatively high speeds. Metal and tile require slower cutting speeds.
- Use an appropriate lubricant (water or oil) to reduce heat and extend the cutting tool's life and to make smoother cuts.
- Diamond wheels are made for cutting tile and masonry, while bonded-abrasive wheels are best for cutting metal.
Of course, every job is different and may require a different tool, such as a circular saw, grinder or jigsaw. One of our favorite all-purpose cutting tools is the RotoZip RZ2000 Variable Speed Saw. Although it's not the best tool for every job, when equipped with the right bit it cuts through (almost) anything.
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Another Option. The RotoZip RZ01-1300 Cut-Off Spiral Saw allows you to make freehand cuts on wood, cement boards, ceramic tiles, dry wall and a number of other materials. The RotoZip's soft handle is extremely comfortable.
And Another Option. Ditto the above, but the RotoZip RZ05-2300 Cut-Off Spiral Saw's removable hard handle features convenient bit, wrench and collet storage, keeping accessories close at hand.
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