Actually the little circular saw has not been available for years. Seems that someone decided to do something stupid with one and cut themselves and then decided to take Dremmel to court declaring that it was Dremmal's fault, (how typical). The saw was designed for cutting wood and plastic anyway and wouldn't work on piano strings. The thin abrasive cut-off wheels are what you want to use. They can break rather easily and don't last very long but if you put two of them on the shank at once instead of one this greatly improves performance. Rob Goodale, RPT Las Vegas, NV Farrell wrote: > Is this small-toothed saw for the Dremmel something that one can find at > Home Depot or the like? Does it look like a tiny circular saw?
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