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Old 04-23-2011, 07:40 PM   #1
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Default Dremel high speed cutter#199 review

So I'll begin with this: I'm actually in the process of cutting a hilux body just for the sake of it and because I plan on getting another soon lol so on to the topic, it is called the High speed cutter but it's in the carving color coded section if you want to buy one, what got my attention the first time was the pic in the background of the cutters packaging, upon further inspection I found it was a pic of an rc car and they were using this tool to cut out a window.
First impression, it looks like a nasty lookin bugger, so if you have not so steady of a hand, stick with the cut off wheel because it's got teeth lol but it's only 3/8" in diameter so its also really small, and with that in mind, I do believe that faster the speed the better the cuts and slower the more your going to get cracks or chips on the cutting. Now to my hilux, I wanted to try and cut the doors out because since this is a tinker body, I wasn't worried if I messed up, (which I found out, I don't have to worry at all) so the cuts began, first with back of the door, where the handle is, it cuts smooooooth! The thickness of the cutter is almost the exact same width as the lines so I had no worries about messin it up plus I already had a groove to follow, well it went quite quick with minimum amount of melting compared to a cut off wheel, the I went for a more challenging spot, the the window frame area..... I'll let the pics show the awesomeness if how it was, comparing this to the cut off wheel is like comparing a .50 sniper rifle and a .22 ........... Lol so to sum up short, it can cut just like a cut off wheel but with less melting, cleaner cuts and a lot faster, so if you have the hands for it, this is the cutter of choice, hope this helps for a review
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Old 04-23-2011, 09:08 PM   #2
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i use the same cutter to stip/groove my comp tires....i see you needed just that door and cleaned up the door lines, but that bit is too wide to just cut the line out....i found some denim thread i'm using to cut my doors on my clod right through the body/door line....miminal trimming after wards and just a 1/2" dremel sanding drum to clean up the line .........bob

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Old 04-23-2011, 11:05 PM   #3
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Didn't clean the door at all that's how clean it cuts.
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Old 04-23-2011, 11:28 PM   #4
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What was your Dremel RPM set at for this test?
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Old 04-24-2011, 02:15 AM   #5
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Old 04-24-2011, 09:12 AM   #6
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Were you using the ripping attachment or just the bit by itself?
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yeah i know it cuts clean, but you would never just get the door cut out and still use the door and body is what i was saying....

that's just a bit, no attachment to it like the saw blade that comes with the housing.........bob

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wow that makes a nice cut. i believe thats the only bit i dont have for my dremal..im gonna buy it..cuttin lugs huh..i used my dremel for that b4 and was covered in black stuff what a mess..cutical cutters are the best choice for that..hey bob how do you hold the body when u use the thread cuttin method..and can u post a pic of a label or something for what kind of thread..ive always wanted to try that..

thanks guys both of you bob and demoniod..that was a good test you did with good results nice work man.. i believe it'll have a thousand uses
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i practiced on my donor clod body today before i dive into the good body with great results....tommorrow i'll get some thread cutting pictures for all on the next body, but i'll post them in my build thread so as not to load this thread up .........bob

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j-bird here is that thread, lil bit later i'll have more posted to my build thread on the body jig i use ..........bob



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Thanks bob I'll have to try it out.... And I'll let u know how it worked for me


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awesome cut!
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I see awesome cuts, looks awesome, can't beat a miller, fxr are awesome, his post keeps going on like that, does it every other post so he's trying to be crafty
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