Dremel EZ544 EZ Lock Wood Cutting Wheel Medium

Cuts great, durable.... shouldn't need another wood disk blade for my rotary tool again for a while

I have no wood working equipment or tools. So I purchased this wheel to go with my Dremel and extension. I used this to create a Nativity Creche custom made for my Willow Tree Nativity. Not only did it perform perfectly, it's rearing to go for a lot more wood work. It barely shows any wear and that is just cosmetic.I made this creche out of 1/2 inch trim and 1/4 inch boards with a few various bits of trim here and there. I exclusively used this cutter, no saws or jigs were use. Most of what I used was cheap White Pine, but there was a small amount of Ceder and Oak trim as well. Everything cut perfectly.I do recommend getting the Dremel extender so you're not having to hold the entire Dremel and can get a bit closer to the wood. For the most part I had no problems with it over heating and burning the wood. There were a few times I ran into a nail and it shot sparks, but it wasn't enough to damage the tool.I am really impressed with this little guy. Now I want to do more wood projects! I recommend it completely. Gives your Dremel a whole new life in wood working.This does require the easy on/off head, however I already had that for other cutting wheels (plastic, metal). It is super easy to use and quick for switching out blades -- for instance if you need to grind down a nail that was a bit too long with the metal wheel.

Easy to attach and durable.

I guess for fine work on crafts and small parts this would be very useful. I originally thought I would use it to cut through the tongue and groove pine ceiling to make the circular hole for the light fixture. This is very soft wood. But, well, that's just way beyond the capability of this tool. The jig saw did it very handily.

Bought this not knowing if I really needed it and I’m happy I did. Use it frequently and love its durability.

I would give this thing 10 stars if I could. I attached it to my Dremel 8200 and was surprised at how easy it was to use. It cuts through 5/8" inch plywood like butter. In my case, I used it to cut my roofing plywood from INSIDE the attic in order to modify poorly aligned holes that my roofers cut in when installing 4" Broan bathroom vents on the roof. I didn't want to use a plunge saw for fear of damaging the water integrity of my roof, so I modified the hole with this cutting device. In very little time, I was able to screw in the Broan duct adapter and hook up the vent line to the bathroom fan.

Classic Dremel!

works great