Fine-tooth rotary saw for Dremel?

[ChrisBcritter]

Who makes the fine-tooth rotary saw blade that fits a 1/8" Dremel screw-on shaft? Like the thickness of a razor saw blade. I used to have a couple but haven't seen any lately in the Dremel accessories.

[peteski]

Something like this?

http://www.micromark.com/6-piece-high-speed-steel-saw-blade-set-with-mandrel,11549.html

or

https://www.walthers.com/exec/search?category=Tool&scale=&manu=gyros&item=&keywords=saw+blade&words=restrict&instock=Q&split=30&Submit=Search

[ChrisBcritter]

That Micromark set should work nicely (a set of blades and a mandrel for what Walthers wants for one blade!).

Thanks!

[Brett Barrow]

Gyros Tools is who you're looking for http://www.gyrostools.com/ Dremel quit making them years ago.

Edited October 28, 2015 by Brett Barrow

[crazyjim]

I picked up a couple of the Dremel blades years and years ago at a flea market.  Wish I would have bought more.  I don't know how mnay teeth are on the blade but would be interested in hearing if the Micromark blade works well.

[JTalmage]

I found something at home depot once. I cant remember a brand name but it is a nice kit.

[TooOld]

I've got the Micromark set and except for the 60 tooth blade they are all way too coarse plastic , they also are .030" thick which is more than what the old Dremel saw blades were so I rarely use even the 60 tooth blade .  I purchased some of the Gyrostools and the Ultra fine is .005"thk x 120 teeth .  But the Fine tooth blade works the best , .015"thk x 80 teeth .

To be honest , unless you need a precise cut the Dremel cut-off wheels work better .

Edited October 28, 2015 by TooOld

[ChrisBcritter]

Ultra fine sounds like just the ticket - thanks! The precise cuts are exactly why I need 'em - they'll save me some time and effort for the long cuts on all these cars I'm Frankensteining together from damaged bodies (latest is a '58 Ford convertible that is now a hardtop).