[SurfStone]

Two Words : Roto Zip

I made a 40 gallon sump out of a few acrylic sheets I purchased from a glass shop near my house and cut them to size with the roto zip. Also made a denitrator for one of my friends cut out holes in my sump for bulk heads with it plumped and old sump to it to connect them together used roto zip to cut the holes. make things to easy and you can buy attachements like saws and sanders for it too. the one I bought comes with bit for wood cement plastic etc. a tool to cut circles with. it is awesome it is also one of the most versatile. I even used it to cut holes in my live rock so I can put frag plugs into it. Used it for cutting holes in drywall and tile to hide my sump in a closet in another room. I love it. it is in dispensible to me. I highly suggest it to any DIYer. Only draw back is it takes practice to use I messed up a few pieces of acrylic cutting them crooked but I ended up cutting them more and made them into a brine shrimp hatchery and a ghetto overflow.

[scubadude]

Hey SS,
How about some pics of these awesome little projects you have taken on, as well as some pics of the rotozip and bits you use for each project. I know alot of us are picture people and it sure does help alot to see pictures especially of the bits cuz I know that there are tons of bits out there for dremels and/or rotozips. FWIW I totally agree with you a rotozip is an awesome tool for DIY'ers