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I took a $4 mini hacksaw I bought from Lowe’s and a clamp and sawed away. You can cut it in half manually within 15-20 mins of elbow grease. You don’t need a dremel tool to cut the freewheel tool. And you’ll want one when you replace the freewheel in the future

Did you happen to document the process with photos?

Will definitely try once I get my Radmini. I'll document it for you guys who are on the fence to go the 'ghetto method'

Hi Cayjak, Would this method work? Would this ruin the freewheel mechanism?

Just bought a radmini. Is there a way to remove the freewheel without the specialized tool? Try to do little cutting as possible.