<HTML>In the October Journal, Tom Servinsky, RPT, recommend the use of the Dremel rotary circular saw, sold at Home Depot. I used to use that saw a lot, but ran out of them several years ago when Dremel stopped making them. I went to Home Depot today looking for the saw, but the store in T'loosa didn't have it. But what I did find might be a better tool.  It's a cut-off wheel. There are several different version of this tool. I got the heavy duty one, part number 420. It attaches to a mandrel, part no. 402. This wheel, according to package, is strong enough to cut through metal. It says you can cut off the head of screws and bolts. It looks like this might be better, and safer, than the circular saw, in that there are no teeth. It is a solid wheel, so that you smooth off the shank at the hammer, and you can even sand the hammer tail with it, if it needs it. Just thought you wanted to know. Wim PS. Yes, Jeannie and Paul, you may use this in the Journal. </HTML>