Posted by lon [ 209.103.193.21 ] on August 29, 2004 at 15:42:39:

I noticed I had this huge problem getting my rotozip tool
circle cutter to make a cutout the same size... ever.

The centering pin might be loosening up as I work the device.

Other problem is I am using the smallest diameter the
circlemaker has, so I can't simply set it lower.

The centering pin is this big fat sloppy thing. I'd
be better off to use one odf those $6 attachments for
a jig saw, but again, I'm trying to use the smallest
dimension for 4" drivers in an array project.

I don't know if there's any help for this or not (?)

In any case, the box of 50 cent speaks I got on closeout
does not suggest any new tool purchases right now... not
until Sir Fitz gets his line array published. :-)

Replies:

• Re: Back to square one, so to speak - colinhester 14:48:02 08/30/04 (3)
  • Re: Back to square one, so to speak - Jeff Robinson 09:23:11 09/01/04 (2)
    • Re: Back to square one, so to speak - colinhester 10:15:40 09/01/04 (1)
      • Confucious say you get what you pay for... - Bill Fitzmaurice 07:41:57 09/02/04 (0)
• Re: Back to square one, so to speak - Bill Fitzmaurice 07:16:22 08/30/04 (9)
  • Re: Hey Bill, can you just cut a slot? - The Auntie-Polly 17:32:20 08/30/04 (1)
    • Re: Hey Bill, can you just cut a slot? - Bill Fitzmaurice 07:24:52 08/31/04 (0)
  • Re: Back to square one, so to speak - lon 10:43:56 08/30/04 (6)
    • Re: Back to square one, so to speak - wunhuanglo 20:33:18 08/30/04 (4)
      • Re: Back to square one, so to speak - lon 22:36:43 08/30/04 (3)
        • Milwaukee drill - wunhuanglo 20:43:30 09/02/04 (2)
          • Re: Milwaukee drill - Bill Martinelli 00:18:11 09/03/04 (1)
            • Re: Milwaukee drill and better alternatives - lon 15:32:37 09/03/04 (0)
    • Re: Back to square one, so to speak - Bill Fitzmaurice 11:48:36 08/30/04 (0)