I find myself having an on-off love affair with Gorilla Glue but can't quite commit to it. It's the mess due to the foaming behaviour during cure. I try to glue small things together with it and then clean off the glue during the foaming phase. These items are a few inches across.
I got a Dremel (type) tool for Christmas. I'm wondering if I could use it to surgically remove the cured foam. I think that it's a polyurethane glue. Is there an appropriate attachment for this?
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It is polyurethane. Much easier to slice than to grind, as it tends to get a bit gummy, and the things that you glue (e.g. wood) tend to be softer than the glue itself, meaning that you are risking damaging the workpiece.
If you had to, I'd use a vibrating oscilating mini-saw on a nultifunction tool but I generally just use a razor.