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Hi Phil
Roto zip is like a dremel on steroids. It's commonly used in consruction
trades to trim drywall etc. Try roto-zip.com & see what comes up.
Dale
Dale,
I have no idea what you're talking about. Picture?
Phil Ford
List
I've never found any use for the darned thing till today. I was staring at
the rib notches of an S&S B before installing the board & thinking I have to
clean those a bit more. I dislike this part of belly work. Scraping &
steaming etc. I was thinking quick fix. So I whipped out the roto zip with the
spiral blade thingees & router like end & using it in a flat configuration was
able to clean & rough up the notches a bit in about 5 minutes. I just layed the
length of the blade in to the notch & & presto chango it was done!
Also I'm always cleaning the slots of music desk guides to fit the new
glides after a string /belly job on a Steinway. I usually use a thinned out chisel
with moderate success & nashing of teeth but this little hummer cleaned it up
pretty well in short order & was very controllable.
ANy others have a use for this tool?
Good day
Dale
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