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04-17-2012, 04:28 PM
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Ferm is right on the money about a sawzall being great for cutting fiberglass. For large projects I wouldn't use anything else. But there are a few other tools that might be a little easier to use for delicate work. Fein makes an Oscillating Multifunction Power Tool that is simply fantastic, but very expensive..($300+). however you can buy the same type of tool from Harbor Freight http://www.harborfreight.com/oscilla...ool-68303.html for $29 - $49 dollars, depending if you just buy the tool or if you buy the entire kit. Very nice, about the size of a mini disc grinder, and easy to control. (These are the same types of tools that doctors use to cut fiberglass casts off broken limbs) Also, if you have a jig saw or a scroll saw both of them will work really well also. The only problem with them is the need to first drill a starter hole for the blade to go into...but after that they're fine. If you should decide to use a jigsaw or scrollsaw then I'd stay with the 10-14tpi blade that Ferm mentioned.
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