ORIGINAL: marc s
Ehab, tried that and found it very slow going, really had to work the hot blade to make any progress. It certainly did not like anything with cf reinforcement which is often the case in areas where cut-outs are required.
Jason, found the blades blunted real quick on those razor saws, with the small hack saw blades just re grind the tip when it looses its bite and away you go.
Often wondered if there was a miniature version of those 'cutters' they use to remove plaster casts from broken limbs, might be useful in our game!
marcs
Maybe this is similar to what you were thinking. Dremel's version of a "Tommy Saw"
. Ijust picked this up 2 days ago. 1/2 price so Icouldn't pass it up. Thenew stock ones had a bonus blade in them but I'll keep the $50
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( Home Depot if you guys are looking, Its clearance season and you never know what you may find. I also picked up a Makita grinder half price. Most of the stores have the arc welders and small air compressors on clearance. Other stuff are one of kind items. Istop at every Home Depot I see now LOL.)
I haven't tried it yet, but it sounds like it would be perfect for the job you describe. These normally are $99, at least for this kit combo (Dremel 6300-01) that also has a triangular sander attachment.
Mark