>I found at least 3 different types of diamond disks, some have slots or >teeth like edge, one had no teeth but ridges on each side of the cutting >edge, and the other was a plane smooth edge like a metal cutting blade. >My question. Is one of these types are better than the other for cutting a >Todd's canopy ???? >Phil Matheson +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
I did all my canopy cutting with the equivalent of a "Dremel" tool. I was using a fiberglass cutoff/grinding wheel about 2 inches in diameter. Go slow and make serveral passes. It actually melted rather than cut its way through the canopy material. Once you've tried the glass reinforced wheel you'll throw away all those useless little stone wheels. Larry Flesner
