what bit piece for dremel to use

[vietp13]

i have this case its like metal-steel and i dont know what bit to use, can anyone refer me to a piece that would cut it nice like butta?

[bigsoomo]

yo....DU MAAAA MAAI...sike your going to need this (http://www.dremel.com/productdisplay/bit_template.asp?SKU=402&Color=666666) and some of these (http://www.dremel.com/productdisplay/bit_template.asp?SKU=426&Color=CC0000) jus check out ur local homo depot iiiight chao

[vietp13]

lowes have them too right, cause lowes is much closer to my house

[bigsoomo]

yeah they got em ther too, most hardware stores cary them,,,pretty sure they got it...............

[Smirabi]

and for sanding out the edges, look for one of the tungsten carbide bits, they eat through steel like butter and never dull (mine hasnt anyway) but it does send out like a million shards of very thin steel, everywhere. so wear lots of protection on hands, face, arms, everything.

good luck
mod on.

[vietp13]

can i get all these bit for 10 bucks or less

[graycat]

If you want to cut a big hole or window on steel case, jig saw is much more practical. Dremel is just too slow to make a long cut. That is mt experience.

[Smirabi]

graycat is completely correct. maybe a router would be better than a jigsaw, but i used a jigsaw on mine (http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=2372610#post2372610) and it worked great, even on curves. about the bits, yeah, you should be able to get them each for less than $10, but that tunsgten carbide one is gonna push your total to above 10 for sure.

[vietp13]

cool thanks guys imma stop by lowes after x-mas perhaps the sell will be great hehe