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I had a cordless dremel , lost it somewhere's along the way , but a friend had a corded dremel and mine sucked compared to his , so much more torque and rpm's on his that I want the corded model now , I used his to cut through an o-ring chain on my motorcycle that mine couldn't make a dent in .
That's why it depends on what your going to use it for. That one works well for what I need.
Now Lemme just ask before I actually buy one.. What I want to do is cut/slice a tiny piece out of 510 pins so I can convert top fed attys into bottom fed.
Drilling thru with a bit doesn't work for me as I don't have a proper stand to do that kind of work so I figured a dremel would do the trick.
Drilling thru with a bit doesn't work for me as I don't have a proper stand to do that kind of work so I figured a dremel would do the trick.
Any Dremel will accomplish that as long as your hands and eye s are up for it , if it's only gonna be used on vaping gear a cordless will work anything too much more and I'd get the plug in type .
No immediate use for one unless I want to twist kanthal at 35,000 rpm !
I used mine for polishing small parts on my guns but I wouldn't use a dremel on any of the firearms I have now .
Just picked up, well bought, not yet picked up, a Mirandus Brass set from another member on ecf. Any of you guys have any experience with this mod?
No immediate use for one unless I want to twist kanthal at 35,000 rpm !
Seeing many of us have 250 year supplies of kanthal wire, twisting at 35,000 rpm might be just the ticket.
Didn't think I needed the extra power until I did , hindsight is the best sight .
Any time you want that torque, corded electric is generally a better way to go.
Never heard of it in my life. There is new stuff hitting the market every 27 seconds and I cannot keep up with it. Things in the gear world have really accelerated in the past year.
Seeing many of us have 250 year supplies of kanthal wire, twisting at 35,000 rpm might be just the ticket.
Yup , but the 100ft spools are the best value so really no sense in buying less , BK's gonna have to try the 35,000 rpm twist now , experiments are hard to resist .
Agreed , that's why I linked MP to a corded model , you never know you need it until you need it .
I'd prefer wired honestly. This kind of work always gets done inside, and ya never know when ya might need pooooooower.
Lifetime supply of kanthal but not the one I use now
By the time I get more 24 I'll be using 22.
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Lifetime supply of kanthal but not the one I use now
By the time I get more 24 I'll be using 22.
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I'd prefer wired honestly. This kind of work always gets done inside, and ya never know when ya might need pooooooower.
Lifetime supply of kanthal but not the one I use now
By the time I get more 24 I'll be using 22.
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Rebar can't be far behind.
I always liked the high torque stuff.
Me too , I didn't know my cordless sucked until I used my friends plug in model though , but more torque is always handy .
I'd prefer wired honestly. This kind of work always gets done inside, and ya never know when ya might need pooooooower.
Lifetime supply of kanthal but not the one I use now
By the time I get more 24 I'll be using 22.
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Well you can always twist the other stuff , a dremel at 35,000 rpm should make quick work of it .
Well you can always twist the other stuff , a dremel at 35,000 rpm should make quick work of it .
Yeah.... I'll twist my day fingers right off.... I can visually picture doing just that without a doubt.
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