Rotary saw?

[spwath]

Can you use one to cut through 3/4 inch thick plywood?

Or is it not strong enough?

[LukaP]

depends on the saw and the blade you have on it. What do you have? (probably yes though, wood is generally easily cuttable)

[RollinLower]

definitely strong enough. just make sure to not just jam the blade in to the plywood, but just kinda ease it in there and then gradually cut it to size.

[W-L]

Can you use one to cut through 3/4 inch thick plywood?

Or is it not strong enough?

 

If you mean circular saw yea it can easily cut through that no problems.

[spwath]

depends on the saw and the blade you have on it. What do you have?

Uh idk, just found it in my garage.

It says "dremel advantage high speed rotary saw"

And has some random end thing that looks like a dril bit

[GlassBomb]

It should easily manage to cut through that. Just go slow and steady.

 

Uh idk, just found it in my garage.
It says "dremel advantage high speed rotary saw"
And has some random end thing that looks like a dril bit

 

Just go slow and you should be fine.

[spwath]

If you mean circular saw yea it can easily cut through that no problems.

No, I mean rotary saw

[LukaP]

Uh idk, just found it in my garage.

It says "dremel advantage high speed rotary saw"

And has some random end thing that looks like a dril bit

so its like a small dremel with a circular bit on the end, or like that desk top saw with a 150mm+ blade size? the small one might have a problem, but if its anything remotely large (like 10cm or more) then its easy

[spwath]

It should easily manage to cut through that. Just go slow and steady.

Just go slow and you should be fine.

Ok

[W-L]

No, I mean rotary saw

 

Do you have a photo of it ideally a table saw or circular saw will cut through plywood and boards like butter.

 

If your talking about theses they work very similar to a router but will a milling bit:

http://www.amazon.com/Dremel-Advantage-High-Speed-Rotary/dp/B0009P8E9U

[spwath]

so its like a small dremel with a circular bit on the end, or like that desk top saw with a 150mm+ blade size? the small one might have a problem, but if its anything remotely large (like 10cm or more) then its easy

It's this:

https://www.google.com/search?q=rotary+saw&client=ms-android-sprint-mvno-us&prmd=sivn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAmoVChMIx93elJfexwIVDemACh19uQdY&biw=360&bih=511#tbm=isch&q=dremel+advantage+rotary+saw&imgrc=Rlai7O4lRoRNGM%3A

[spwath]

Do you have a photo of it ideally a table saw or circular saw will cut through plywood and boards like butter.

If your talking about theses they work very similar to a router but will a milling bit:

http://www.amazon.com/Dremel-Advantage-High-Speed-Rotary/dp/B0009P8E9U

That's it in the link.

What exactly does a router do?

[spwath]

Do you have a photo of it ideally a table saw or circular saw will cut through plywood and boards like butter.

If your talking about theses they work very similar to a router but will a milling bit:

http://www.amazon.com/Dremel-Advantage-High-Speed-Rotary/dp/B0009P8E9U

Yeah I have a circular saw.

I could use that.

But they are more scary.

[givingtnt]

Uh idk, just found it in my garage.

It says "dremel advantage high speed rotary saw"

And has some random end thing that looks like a dril bit

is it a hand held dremmel ?

cus then hell no

 

if its this : http://images.dremeleurope.com/general/en/ocs/image/ocsjpg--/dremel%C2%AE3000-9179.jpg

then probably not

[W-L]

Yeah I have a circular saw.

I could use that.

But they are more scary.

 

Use a guide rail with a circular saw it will be a lot faster and keep things straight and in line those dremel routers are usually for cutting circles or atleast what I've done with them.

[Charger]

depending on what you are trying to do a circular saw will probably be better then a dremel knockoff of a rotozip