Ever wonder how to cut Lay-In Ceiling Light Panels covering your florescent lights in your bathroom or kitchen without breaking them? Here is how I did it.
This worked great for me. I got the Warrior oscillating multi tool at HF for $15.99 and the same blade you recommended ($8.99). Like you, I figured it's all crap but the Warrior and blade worked perfectly. Thank you
Ha! Had a Dremel in my garage........ cut this like BUTTER! two hand cuts later (from using their score and break method with that useless tool) Perfect clean cuts...My job is done! THANK YOU SIR! You made my day!
Thanks for the suggestion of using tape. I was having a hard time cutting it and breaking on me. I used the tape and a box cutter and got the job done. Thanks
This worked great for me. I got the Warrior oscillating multi tool at HF for $15.99 and the same blade you recommended ($8.99). Like you, I figured it's all crap but the Warrior and blade worked perfectly. Thank you
Ha! Had a Dremel in my garage........ cut this like BUTTER! two hand cuts later (from using their score and break method with that useless tool) Perfect clean cuts...My job is done! THANK YOU SIR! You made my day!
Update: this worked perfect! Highly recommend this method. Thanks again!
A big thanks to you for making this video. Took your advice & went to HFT and yes, the tool was $20! Thanks again!
This method worked perfectly! Appreciate the tip!
Oh my gosh- love your attitude!
This method also worked great for me. I simply scribed a line with a black sharpie and followed the line. Thanks for this video!
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Thanks for the suggestion of using tape. I was having a hard time cutting it and breaking on me. I used the tape and a box cutter and got the job done. Thanks
You should use a scrap piece of dry wall instead of plywood and your blade will last longer.
tried the idea. best method thanks
Use an oscillating tool? Great idea! And it just so happens that I have one with that exact metal blade
awesome idea using the multitool. Thanks
this multi tool is so incredibly handy.
thanks, good video. will try it. If you turn that fan on you wont sweat so much.
LOL
Nice one sir please keep it up
Heat a razor blade with a torch.
1 year later $16.95 at Home Depot :(( pS: I don’t have a cool cutter thing :(((
THANK YOU!!
What’s the name of the blade? Where can I get the exact same one? Thx for the great video!
www.harborfreight.com/3-12-in-bimetal-steel-multi-tool-half-moon-blade-63131.html
Bro all you need is a grinder with a diamond blade. No tape, just mark with a sharpie and zip right through it.
try it and lets see how well it works
Thanks man! 👍
Would a hacksaw also work?
Not at all
Works perfect thank you
Where to buy better material insteat that crappy shit
everywhere is crappy shit
@@cslloyd1 Were you having a crappy shit in your dream?