Dremel
Joined: Apr 2001
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From: The Beautiful South
I was given a Dremmel a few years ago and thought at the time it was a silly gimmicky tool.
I have since found no end of jobs to do with it, it really is an excellent thing and I now wouldn't be without one.
Echo previous comments re. good eye protection though - I have had various shards of metal head eye-wards.
I have since found no end of jobs to do with it, it really is an excellent thing and I now wouldn't be without one.
Echo previous comments re. good eye protection though - I have had various shards of metal head eye-wards.
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Joined: Aug 2001
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From: North Yorks
I'd echo all the above.
Bought mine years ago to do the 'airbox mod' on my first S2000 (so probably 2002 or 2003), it's had a lot of use since then, cutting everything from stainless steel (long, tough cutting) to GRP (lots of dust) and never missed a beat. I've also used it when restoring furniture as the sanding attachments are useful for getting into awkward places (again, lots of dust).
I do blow it through with the air line after it's had a lot of dust in it, but apart from that, it's never needed maintenance.
Bought mine years ago to do the 'airbox mod' on my first S2000 (so probably 2002 or 2003), it's had a lot of use since then, cutting everything from stainless steel (long, tough cutting) to GRP (lots of dust) and never missed a beat. I've also used it when restoring furniture as the sanding attachments are useful for getting into awkward places (again, lots of dust).
I do blow it through with the air line after it's had a lot of dust in it, but apart from that, it's never needed maintenance.
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