Which tool will cut a Deep Socket?

[scotched]

What dremel cutting attachment do you use to cut into a deep socket?

I have a hefty 13/16" deep socket (for my pin-lock posts), and I bought some cutting discs that only managed to take a few bites before breaking.

 

[Smashing]

This Kind...

http://www.lowes.com/pd_94716-353-4...s_4294936478__s?Ntt=dremmel&page=3&facetInfo=

 

[scotched]

FG? ok I'll give it a try

 

[Smashing]

I've cut just about everything with these wheels. They work great. Just keep them straight and work slow.

 

[DrJerryrigger]

If you're breaking wheels you need to practice some. I use the cheapest ones that come in a tube of 25 (or something). Try cutting a nail in half the long way. You should be able to do that with one wheel. Then try getting in the tight spaces.

 

[passedpawn]

If you're breaking wheels you need to practice some. I use the cheapest ones that come in a tube of 25 (or something). Try cutting a nail in half the long way. You should be able to do that with one wheel. Then try getting in the tight spaces.

I would not recommend the cheap tube of disks if you can get other. The frustration from breaking them repeatedly is awful.

Granted, I might be doing something wrong, but man I've broken a lot of them. Angle grinder works in most places... I avoid the dremel like the plague.

 

[Shockerengr]

I would not recommend the cheap tube of disks if you can get other. The frustration from breaking them repeatedly is awful.

Granted, I might be doing something wrong, but man I've broken a lot of them. Angle grinder works in most places... I avoid the dremel like the plague.

They shouldn't break with the right technique. The only thing I don't like about them is they wear out a lot faster, so I have to change them a lot more often.

 

[ThreeDogsNE]

They cut well if fed straight into the work, but any twist and they're history. I find that putting two of those cheap (tube of 25) disks side by side on the mandrel cuts down on my breakage rate considerably.