Recommendation for fragging tool

[SingingSiren]

Can anyone recommend a good bone cutter -brand, size.... I want one that lasts and doesn't bend. I'm assuming it's better to buy tools piece by piece, than to buy a kit?
Opinions?
Thanks

 

[JaaxReef]

Can anyone recommend a good bone cutter -brand, size.... I want one that lasts and doesn't bend. I'm assuming it's better to buy tools piece by piece, than to buy a kit?
Opinions?
Thanks

Aquavitro makes fantastic tools. I recently got the 20mm scalpel and 45 degree forceps.

I would think their crescent coral cutter or bone cutters would be as high quality. Sometimes amazon sells their products for lower than other websites too.

I do agree that the higher quality tools can be better bought piece mail than pre-made kits. Although the BRS stuff is pretty good.

https://www.aquavitro.com/coral-cutters.php

https://www.aquavitro.com/crescent-croal-cutters.php

 

[Weedy Sea Dragon]

I'm looking at getting a coral fragging kit as a gift. Does anyone have any experience with this kit:
https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/brs-coral-propagation-kit-standard-2.html

 

[rkpetersen]

I have the larger one, they're really good quality tools; I use and misuse mine fairly often and they still work great with hardly any corrosion. It looks like the smaller kit you linked to may contain some of the same tools, just less of them, if so then it should be a good gift.

 

[JaaxReef]

The BRS stuff is all great quality. I would say go for it.

 

[keystoneckp]

have that same kit. works great, have used and abused it.
when done I rinse in plain water and dry

 

[Weedy Sea Dragon]

Thanks for the input. Does anyone know if BRS gives a discount to members of the forum?

 

[azbigjohn]

Thanks for the input. Does anyone know if BRS gives a discount to members of the forum?

Not that I am aware of, although that would be an AWESOME idea!!! (hint, hint BRS)

 

[MikeMartinez82]

Any one use dremel tool?

 

[rkpetersen]

Any one use dremel tool?

Would get hot, unless you arranged for water cooling while doing it.

 

[MikeMartinez82]

Thinking like a small carbide bit for more precise cuts for like acans so less destruction of heads but the heat makes sense.