Dremel 562 Multi Purpose Spiral Cutting Bit, Rotary Tool Accessory with 3.2 mm Cutting Diameter for Cutting Wall Tiles

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The attachment simply screws on to the nose of your compatible Dremel Multi-Tool, saving you time while you work. Attach the appropriate Dremel bit for the job to your tool. Turn off and unplug your Dremel tool before you attach a new bit. Put in the #562 tile bit to make irregular cuts such as circles. Attach the #545 diamond wheel blade to make small straight cuts. [8] X Research source

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Save time and freely cut any shape or size in wall tiles with your Dremel Multi-Tool and the Wall Tile Cutting attachment.Save time and freely cut any shape or size in wall tiles with your Dremel Rotary-Tool and the Wall Tile Cutting attachment. If you are cutting a whole end off a tile, then simply push through to the end of the line and let the excess piece fall away. If the tile you want to cut is not glossy, you could use a pencil to draw the lines instead of a permanent marker. Storage & Home Clearance Furniture Clearance Garden & Outdoor Clearance Lighting Clearance Electrical Clearance Tools Clearance Paint & Decorating Clearance Flooring & Tiling Clearance Building & Hardware Clearance Bathrooms & Plumbing Clearance Kitchens Clearance

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Draw lines with a permanent marker where you want to cut the tile. Trace straight lines along a ruler. Use a circular object or another shape to trace around if you want to make any irregular cuts. [7] X Research source Home Renovation & Repair Specialist Expert Interview. 1 July 2020. Use the #562 tile bit for irregular cuts such as circles. Use the #545 diamond wheel blade to make straight cuts. [3] X Research source Lighting Sofa In A Box Bathroom Lights Mirrors Carpets Outdoor Lighting Radiator Covers Fireplaces & Stoves If you are cutting out a circle, you can either try to do the whole cut at once with the #562 bit, or you can cut an “X” in the middle first to cut out smaller sections at a time. Stop cutting when you reach the end of the cut line and pull the tool out. Be careful not to cut past the line you drew. Pull out the Dremel when you complete a cut. Plunge the tool again and repeat the process if you need to make another cut. [6] X Research sourceNever lose sight of your cut from the large widows allowing you to work with maximum visibility and safety.