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mothman 12.22.2005 10:33 PM

Which dremel?
 
I think its time for me to buy a dremel. I need a tool to start fabricating stuffs. Since you guys have fabricated alot of stuffs, can you give me some advice on which dremel should I get? My budget is around $80. I was about to order a 400XPR but after reading the review from customers on amazon, Im not sure now. So can you guys help me on this? I dont really need a high tech stuffs, just a simple dremel that is suitable for ppl who like to fabricate stuffs.

Thanks in advance:D

Batfish 12.23.2005 01:44 AM

I bought the Dremel Lithium-Ion rechargeable about 7 months ago and I love it. You can't use all of Dremel's attachments with it, which is the only real drawback. Things like their drill press attachment may not fit. All of the normal bits fit it just fine, though.
If you get a corded one, my only recommendation is to get one with the most variable speeds. If you're cutting a bunch of different materials (steel, aluminum, plastic, wood) it sucks having a rotary tool with only one or two speeds to work with.

squeeforever 12.23.2005 02:20 AM

it might also be beneficial to get one with the long flex head attachment. easier to use and with make it easier to get into tight spots.

mothman 12.23.2005 09:57 AM

Any specific model?

mack 12.23.2005 12:09 PM

That flex hoose is a option part will fit any dremel
And is a very hansome option maby if you buy it in a complete set it;s cheaper:D

mothman 12.23.2005 01:03 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by mack
That flex hoose is a option part will fit any dremel
And is a very hansome option maby if you buy it in a complete set it;s cheaper:D

yea yea Im planning to buy that too. Just not sure about the dremel..

Batfish 12.23.2005 01:09 PM

For a corded Dremel I would choose http://www.dremel.com/productdisplay...sp?SKU=3956-02

For a cordless Dremel I would choose
http://www.dremel.com/productdisplay...ls&SKU=8000-01
This is the one I have.

I used to have the corded one I listed above without the flex attachment. Both are great tools.

Good luck!

Sneeck 12.23.2005 01:14 PM

I got the digital one and love it. Also I got that dremel drill press stand which is safe to say the best part to blow your money on. What a piece of crap, has allot of play and simply isn't usefull at all.

boss 302 12.23.2005 03:50 PM

i have the Var.-Speed MultiProŽ Kit w/Flex-Shaft and it works great for me
andy

crazyjr 12.23.2005 06:23 PM

I have a one speed model that i got for christmas about 8 years ago I wish it was multispeed but it has done me good over the years

mmdooley 12.23.2005 07:15 PM

Hey I got a off brand about a month ago and it works fine. I paid $55 and got the flex hose and 165 tools . The quality seams to be good, looks good, same rpm as drimal. Here's a pic.

mack 12.23.2005 07:32 PM

Looks awsome mmdooley I also got a diffrend brand and it works for me;)

mmdooley 12.23.2005 07:35 PM

No need to spend alot of $$$ when you can get something that works just as well = more $$$ for bl truck lol

mack 12.23.2005 07:38 PM

:) :D :L: :D :) ;)

Serum 12.24.2005 05:03 AM

MMdooley, you better get the flexible thing out of it's nod. the straighter the better.


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