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Nice tools there. I got cheap but good enough for me though. Picked up a Blue Hawk (chinese) brand set with a variable speed dremel type tool that does not get hot like the dremels do. And a vibratory cutter tool with 3 cutter heads for $9 on clearance at Lowes. Was regularly $50. Good deal at $9 would never have paid $50 though.

I have burned out at least 3 genuine dremel tools over the years.

The little air dremel is nice too, really small and never gets hot. Good for cutting off things in really tight places.
Speed regulation is a bit iffy on it though.
 
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Nice tools there. I got cheap but good enough for me though. Picked up a Blue Hawk (chinese) brand set with a variable speed dremel type tool that does not get hot like the dremels do. And a vibratory cutter tool with 3 cutter heads for $9 on clearance at Lowes. Was regularly $50. Good deal at $9 would never have paid $50 though.

I have burned out at least 3 genuine dremel tools over the years.

The little air dremel is nice too, really small and never gets hot. Good for cutting off things in really tight places.
Speed regulation is a bit iffy on it though.
I've got a Dremel MultiMax oscillating cut off tool that is great for plunge cuts. I've found that Dremel Rotary bits work really well if you hold them in a drill press and hold the piece you're cutting instead. I like air Cut-off tools for heavy work.
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But sometimes when the workpiece makes me mad...
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    Nice tools there. I got cheap but good enough for me though. Picked up a Blue Hawk (chinese) brand set with a variable speed dremel type tool that does not get hot like the dremels do. And a vibratory cutter tool with 3 cutter heads for $9 on clearance at Lowes. Was regularly $50. Good deal at $9 would never have paid $50 though.

    I have burned out at least 3 genuine dremel tools over the years.

    The little air dremel is nice too, really small and never gets hot. Good for cutting off things in really tight places.
    Speed regulation is a bit iffy on it though.

    Oh so you have went through a few dremels yourself --- So, I am not the only one eh?
     

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    I've got a Dremel MultiMax oscillating cut off tool that is great for plunge cuts. I've found that Dremel Rotary bits work really well if you hold them in a drill press and hold the piece you're cutting instead. I like air Cut-off tools for heavy work.View attachment 487599

    But sometimes when the workpiece makes me mad...View attachment 487600

    :evil:
    Ohh I have one of those grinders. And a sliding compound miter saw and a compound abrasive metal saw table saw, sabre saw, sawzall, band saw and on and on. the little bitty air dremel is great fir tight spots such as cutting door hinge pins in two on a car door. or slicing a nut up in a hole on a car, etc.
     
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    See, you know at least a few words in songs ....
    Yeah I know what you mean ... the older we get the "less fun" it gets too .... bodies start breaking down and all of that nonsense already added to our other problems.:mad:
    As I said I know a few words and such in songs but do not know all the words to any one song.
     
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