cut out fan grills, smooth them down.....make a blowhole....etc?
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=41695
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=41695
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Would this be a good dremel to....
- Thread starter zbgsaa
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looks like it should do the job pertty good and for $19.99 you cant go wrong there
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$20?! wow i think ill buy that 
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thanks zbgsaa so much. i've looked at dremels at lowes and they have liek 7.5 volts dremels with like 30 acessories for 40 something bucks. this is awesome 12 volts and 60 acessories.
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i think you should go for the dremel brand dremel, this way you know you're getting the best qualilty plus it has alot of attachments.
rhino56 said:
Ditto. Anyone ever heard of a "rotomatic"? 20$, tons of attachments and it can't cut through diddly squat
. If you're looking for a cheap but powerful rotary tool check out the black and decker RTX for 39.99$. It has 3 speeds (12k, 24k, 30k) and comes with 30 regular cutting disc and a couple grinders and of course it accepts dremel brand bits. Also a lot more torque than other rotary tools. Home depot has them online (search "rtx") and at the store where I picked mine up.
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i think im going to try some rotary cutting bits in my countertop edger to see how it cuts steel.
if it works well and controllable that would be really cool.
i could set it up with templates and it would be really easy and very precise clean cuts.
if it works well and controllable that would be really cool.
i could set it up with templates and it would be really easy and very precise clean cuts.
yeah, i've got a dremel brand dremel, i got it because i like to mod stuff, i went hardcore with my paintball equipment, and ended up needing a dremel it'll cut anything, but costs a bid much. for just cutting and sanding that 12V would work, but you'd have to be patient because it wouldnt have torque to spare. moment is your friend with those kinds of tools...cut slow.
it'll cut anything, but costs a bid much. for just cutting and sanding that 12V would work, but you'd have to be patient because it wouldnt have torque to spare. moment is your friend with those kinds of tools...cut slow.
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Exactly what I was going to say. Also, remember that most real Dremels start at about 35,000rpm and upwards.
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