Integration

fallen69lee04 · 04-21-2012, 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Jason Abbadon

you. will. love. it.
A dremmel is the single best tool a customizer or modeler can have- the sanding and cutting wheels alone are worth the price of the tool.

My Craftsman rotary tool (same as a Dremel but less pricey) is on it's last legs after being dropped a million times over the years and I plan on getting the cordless Dremel when I get my tax refund.

A slight word of caution though- the cutting wheel can get pretty hot- for soft plastics you're better off with a desk vise and hand hacksaw (X-acto makes a great hand saw).

Also- WEAR SAFETY GOGGLES WITH THE CUTTING WHEEL!
I took a chunk of cutting wheel into my safety goggles once when it broke- stuck right into the clear plastic lens- right where my eye would have been!

i used it already for the test run.. it was awesome!!! lol, good thing you had safety gear on, that woulda suck ass.

04-21-2012, 11:56 AM	#20504
fallen69lee04 AMAZING FRIENDS Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: fresno california Posts: 914	Quote: Originally Posted by Jason Abbadon you. will. love. it. A dremmel is the single best tool a customizer or modeler can have- the sanding and cutting wheels alone are worth the price of the tool. My Craftsman rotary tool (same as a Dremel but less pricey) is on it's last legs after being dropped a million times over the years and I plan on getting the cordless Dremel when I get my tax refund. A slight word of caution though- the cutting wheel can get pretty hot- for soft plastics you're better off with a desk vise and hand hacksaw (X-acto makes a great hand saw). Also- WEAR SAFETY GOGGLES WITH THE CUTTING WHEEL! I took a chunk of cutting wheel into my safety goggles once when it broke- stuck right into the clear plastic lens- right where my eye would have been! i used it already for the test run.. it was awesome!!! lol, good thing you had safety gear on, that woulda suck ass. __________________