Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Can you cut plywood with this or do I need to buy the saw max?
Document: The.best.tool.ever.conceived. I saw this first being used by my contractor and it's extraordinary. Makes what would be difficult, manual jobs simple. Need a cut out for drywall? Done. Notch out some trim? Simple. Remove grout? No problem! It has become a tool I can't be without. It's very precise and actually is a distant cousin to the bone saws orthopedic surgeons use.
It was light enough to use for extended periods of time, over my head, and had more then enough power to trim the 3/8" panels, even those that were right on a rafter. I can see that I will use this tool in a multiple number of different settings, as I do cabinetry, and often need to trim lust a small edge. Previously that entailed taking the project apart, and using a band or table saw.
Great tool. Very flexible, powerful and handy for most jobs. Although the Quick lock system is very convenient the design makes it incompatible with other types of blades (even generic ones that are supposed to fit Dremel Multi-Max) and blades that you might need but that Dremel doesn't design. In my particular case I needed a masonry diamond coated blade that was over 2.5' in. long.
Instead of getting one wood and one wood metal plunge cut blade, I received two wood attachments. I wrote to Dremel and expect them to correct the problem but lesson is that you should carefully inspect the number of attachments and sanding pads that you receive.That being said, I would definitely buy again and recommend this for anyone looking to purchase a cutting tool
I also ran into a few nails that I needed to cut off and while I usually use just a hack saw or cut-off saw for that, I decided to try the metal-cutting blade. The tool and blade sliced through those nails like butter. I've very impressed and quite happy with this tool. With just the deck repairs it's already paid for itself.While it's a small tool, it's well built and hefty enough to know that it's won't destroy itself after a few uses.
I purchased this product when I had to cut a few holes in dry wall to feed some cable for a new switch. This product works as advertised and made it very easy to cut precise holes not only for fishing wire through the wall but for the outlet box. (I was actually cutting through old sheet rock so it is VERY tough and would have taken me a lot longer to get the edges right using a typical dry wall saw.
Where has this tool been all of my life? I bought it mainly because I'm going to be doing some tile grout repairs in a few months and wanted something that I could use to strip out the old grout. It comes highly recommended for that. But in the meantime I've been doing deck repairs outside and needed to cut out some old cedar boards. I can't use a regular saw, either manual or electric, because of the surgical precision needed to cut out just small portions of these boards.
I'm very picky about the tools I purchase and I will spend extra to buy quality. I also firmly believe in using the proper tool for the job. This is a great tool that I wish I purchased years earlier! I originally purchased this tool for the flush cut capabilities so I could trim some counter tops. Since then, I've found lots of uses for it and it has saved me many hours of manual labor and frustration. This is a heavy duty tool for small jobs.
Awesome tool. Very versatile, and I am a big fan of the quick blade change. I have used this multiple times tool for plunge cutting. It's great for cutting into sheetrock for adding electrical boxes. Also great for scraping linoleum tiles from a floor (what a time saver). It's also pretty powerful, and the Dremel has the nice feature of being able to adjust the speed of the motor if you have any delicate pieces that you need to cut into (i.e.
only place I could buy this model, still had to buy a couple accs from dremel direct. home depot/lowes forget it!
Answer: yes