Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Carbide Cutting/Shaping Wheel, For Use On Soft&Hard Woods, Use Wheel Edge For Cutting, Wheel Face For Shaping.
Amazon.com Product Description
The Dremel Carbide Cutting/Shaping Wheel is ideal for cutting and shaping soft and hard woods. The face of the wheel is used for shaping; the edge of the wheel is for cutting. Made from long-lasting tungsten carbide coating, this wheel can also be used on fiberglass, plastics and laminates. Coated on both sides, it cuts and finishes in one operation. The bit diameter of the wheel measures 1 inch; the thickness measures 1.8 millimeters.
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Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 Very useful little item. June 25, 2007
I use this thing much more than I thought I would (e.g. small corrections to trim work, etc... Kind of pricey, but don't know of a better option.
Great Cutter May 8, 2007
I am using this cutting wheel with a Dremel Stylus and the combination is great. It cuts through anything. I build small robots and the cutting wheel constantly comes in handy.
Rocks My World February 10, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've never bothered to write a tool review before, but this little bugger totally rocks my world. I was eating through standard and reinforced wheels like candy-corn, cutting "eucatex" (masonite) hardboard into irregular shapes. The awesome thing about this baby is that if you push it horizontally into your material it doesn't snap and send red-hot shards flying into your goggles, but instead actually cuts the material at the deflected angle! So hot!
Beginning to look a bit worn and tired. March 23, 2004
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
My cutter has cut everything from balsa to hardwoods, and even some wire and plastic. After two years it really isn't worn out, but I am now ordering a replacement-- just in case I need it in the next year or two. In answer to the last reviewer who wonders what bits are available to fit Dremel tools. If he would use the universal chuck he could use any bit he could shove into it down to sub-miniature bits like I use to drill holes through toothpicks used to make small parts on ship models.
The Artworks Gallery of Carvings August 3, 2002
2 out of 23 found this review helpful
I use all the dremel products to carve my projects..My company would like to purchase at a wholesale prices, to order special bits that i use on a regular work load. I would like to request a list of all the bits that fit your dremel tools. I plan to place a hugh order,and don't know how to contact the dremel company in order to take care of this matter..can you please send me information for business purchases.
I need this information asap..as I have projects waiting to be finished.Thank You for your time.
Viki Pierce
The Artworks Gallery of Carvings
559-905-0385
@1334 robinson ave.
Clovis,California.93612
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