How do you cut a circle with a Rotozip?

Plug the RotoZip into an outlet and switch the power on. Hold the jigsaw handle firmly and start cutting at an angle of 45 degrees. Bring the tool slowly and smoothly up to an angle of 90 degrees with moderate and steady pressure. Complete the circular cut, and turn off the power.

Is Rotozip discontinued?

From July 2010 onwards, the system tool manufacturer RotoZip will cease to produce and introduce new products for the European market. The technology of RotoZip will be integrated into the Bosch Professional product portfolio.

What all can you cut with a Rotozip?

The RotoZip’s compact and lightweight design allows users to work in tight spaces, make sink cut-outs in laminate, cut outlet openings in plywood, trim ceramic tile, cut holes in cement board, cut locations for floor registers, and much, much more.

Is Dremel the same as Rotozip?

The Dremel is a great, all-around tool for grinding, cutting, carving and polishing. It is better at working in the tiny places (like behind your bathroom toilet) than the larger Rotozip is. The Rotozip is an even more robust, contractor-grade tool designed specifically for cutting sheetrock and ceramic.

Can you use a router bit in a Rotozip?

An optional collet kit adapts the Rotozip to accept 1/4” router bits.

Can a Rotozip cut through plywood?

Using Rotozip with Plywood Perhaps one of the best unsung uses of the Rotozip is when cutting plywood. The high speed rotary bit of the Rotozip eliminates the problem of splintering that is so common with plywood.

Who owns RotoZip?

Robert Bosch
Roto Zip acquired by Robert Bosch.

Which direction do you cut with a Rotozip?

Insert the Rotozip bit into a point on the cutting line of the project. Using firm and steady pressure, move the tool in a counterclockwise direction. Since the bit spins clockwise to cut, moving the tool clockwise makes it harder to control. The opposite direction provides smoother performance.

Can Rotozip be used as a router?

It came with a plunge router base that you simply slide the Roto-zip into and use like a router. Interestingly, the base also tilts for cutting on a bevel. The base is a little cheap-looking, but the idea of using the Roto-zip as a router is an interesting one.

Can I use router bits with my RotoZip?

I use a Rotozip with router speed control device all the time,with 1/4″ shank router bits, you can make a clear base for one easy that will help control the tool.