Robert Green wrote:
"Bob F" wrote in message
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Robert Green wrote:
I am interested in whether the OP's multi-function tool works out
for this job. So far, mine's only been useful to remove lineoleum
that was glued down with something that ossified into some sort of
super-substance. Unfortunately I got the MFT when there was only a
few square feet left to remove. D'oh.

This tool is one of the most useful speacialty power tool I've
acquired. I've used it to shorten kitchen cabinates, remove grout,
cut tile, cut wallboard

I suppose I should cast about on YouTube looking for ideas about
using the MFT. As I recall, it didn't come with much in the way of
instructions. Thanks.

If you need to cut something without damaging nearby surfaces or kicking about
huge amounts of dust it is a great tool. It produces VERY LITTLE chipping of the
surface you are cutting. Just don't expect to cut a lot in a hurry.