Flush Cutting Copper Pipe
In many remodeling projects old pipes often get in a way and need to be flush cut to the wall. To demonstrate this we'll fit the Dremel Multi-Max tool with an MM422 Wood and Metal cutting blade. Begin by inserting the Wood and Metal Cutting Blade into the tool. Tighten the screw with the allen wrench to secure the blade in the holder. Plug the tool in and set the tool to its maximum speed keeping the blade flat to the surface. It's important not to force the tool during the plunge cut.
If you experience a strong vibration in your hand during the plunge cut, this indicates that you're applying too much pressure. Back the tool out and let the speed of the tool do the work. Push the tool away from you in a forward motion through the pipe until the cut is complete.
Using the correct technique the Dremel Multi-Max and the Wood and Metal Cutting Blade produce a true flush cut in non-ferrous metals that can cut a copper pipe up to three quarters of an inch in diameter.
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