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The "original" drywall cutting tool, the RZ1 Spiral Saw helps you make quick, easy cuts in a variety of materials. Featuring a soft band handle for all-day comfort, plus a quick-release foot that can be adjusted for cuts up to 1".

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Here are some of the main uses of a rotary tool:

Sanding – A rotary tool can be used for sanding a wide variety of materials. But sanding bands and discs are mainly used for sanding wood.

Engraving – A rotary tool can be used for engraving materials like glass, metal, stones, and wood. Fine diamond bits are the bits mainly used for engraving.

Cutting Metal – A rotary tool can easily cut through thin pieces of metal, but it will have a harder time cutting thicker pieces of metal. Normal-sized bolts and screws can be cut by a rotary tool. Cutting discs of different sizes and qualities are used for cutting metal with a rotary tool.

Cutting Wood – A rotary tool can cut through wood with little effort. There are several attachments and bits the user can utilize for cutting wood. 

Sharpening – A rotary tool can be used for sharpening anything from chainsaws, to knives, to scissors, to shears, and garden tools. Different grinding stones are used for this task.

Grinding/Deburring – A rotary tool is great for deburring and grinding sharp metal edges after a cut. Different grinding stones are used for this task.

Cleaning – A rotary tool can be used for cleaning many different substances. A good example can be hard spots that are hard to reach with a rag in the shower and needs some extra power to be removed. We use a wide variety of steel and silicone brushes for this task.

Routing – A rotary tool can actually become your own little mini router, this is mainly used for wood. You can use attachments like a plunge router or a cutting guide depending on which type of routing you want to do.

DIY/Crafts – A rotary tool is a must-have for any kind of DIY’er or crafter. It can cut, shape, and decorate most materials. A great rotary tool for DIY’ers is the Dremel Stylo+.

Drilling – A rotary tool can be used for drilling tiny holes in wood, plastic, and metal. The small size of the rotary tool gives you the ability to drill precise tiny holes.

Polishing – A rotary can be used for anything that needs to be polished to a smooth shine. Many jewelry makers actually use rotary tools for finishing off and polishing their jewelry to a shine.

Safety Tips: 

1. Follow proper instructions when disconnecting your Rotary tool. Do not yank the cord to disconnect the tool from an outlet. 

2. Note: If you have too many cords in your shop already, consider working with a cordless Rotary tool instead. 

3. Work safely–keep a good distance and far from heat, oil, sharp edges, or any flammable gas. 

4. Carry a tool properly. Do not carry it by the cord.

5. When cleaning, maintaining, or servicing a Rotary tool, it should be disconnected. Disconnect the tool when not being used.

6. Make sure to segregate your workspace from areas not involved with the task.

7. Avoid using the switch button when you are not using the tool. This will prevent starting the tool accidentally.

8. Balance is key. Even with the most ergonomic tools like the Rotary tool, not having the right footing might cause an accident. 

9. Use vise or clamps, so that you can focus on the workpiece and how to precisely move the Rotary tool around it. 

10. Always refer to the manual for preventive care, such as sharpening, lubricating, and changing bits or accessories. 

11. Wearing proper PPE is one of the most important safety tips. Do not wear any loose clothing or jewelry which might get caught in the Rotary tool. For safety, use the following:

• Face mask

• Earplugs

• Safety glasses or shield

• Work gloves

• Hairpin to protect hair

1. Use good ventilation for breathability. Dust can affect your health, and your work efficiency, too.