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What's your favorite Dremel bit for fragging?

Patio

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Looking to purchase some more coral fragging bits for my Dremel and was interested to hear from y'all if you have any recommendations.

Thanks,
Pat
 
Honestly I just prefer to borrow one of the club's band saws. I never could get the cleanest cuts with a Dremel and having the water cooling/cleaning seems to give better results. Maybe others have more skill with it, but maybe having a clamp or something to hold the coral/rock would have worked better for me.
 
I used diamond cut off wheels like @JVU showed only the cheaper no named ones.

I've never tried to cut anything fleshy like acan or favia I would be too nervous to try those. So far I've only done hammers, frogspawn, sps, and to make clean cuts to the rock/ plugs zoas are on for fraging (I don't use it to actually cut the zoa polyps).
 
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I have used the diamond cutting wheels @JVU reimmended for some very simple applications. I recommend borrowing the r club's band saw. So much more control.
 
Thanks, I grabbed some of those @JVU.

Band saws are great but far away from Livermore. Borrowing equipment most often requires picking up and delivering. I use the Dremel for fragging euphyllia mostly. I should have mentioned that.
 
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Would you all Dremel through flesh? I've never done so and would be worried if it'd tear everything.

Has anyone used a mounted Dremel holder or do you all just freehand?
 
Would you all Dremel through flesh? I've never done so and would be worried if it'd tear everything.

Has anyone used a mounted Dremel holder or do you all just freehand?
I don’t Dremel through flesh, I cut the flesh with snips or a blade, and Dremel through the skeleton.

I have a Dremel holder stand that works fine, but it’s more to set up and clean up so I don’t always use it. I have the following Dremel brand stand and drill press, but anything that can hold it horizontally would work.

 
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