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rawfuls · **Drill as a Temporary Dremel? -** 03.27.2012, 05:35 PM

Sooo, I've yet still to invest some money into a dremel, because all the old school tools work just fine, so far.

Until then, I'd like to get a cutting wheel and perhaps pop it into one of my Dad's DeWalt drills..

Would this suffice? Do such cutting wheels exist with a tail on the back that can be used into a drill?

All I want to do is cut some perfect cuts in an Altoids can (very thin tin/aluminum) for a little side business.

Yes yes yes, invest your money into proper tools, but honestly this is the only thing I'd use it for, for now..

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rawfuls roofles. Offline Posts: 1,982 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Woodland Hills, CA	Drill as a Temporary Dremel? - 03.27.2012, 05:35 PM Sooo, I've yet still to invest some money into a dremel, because all the old school tools work just fine, so far. Until then, I'd like to get a cutting wheel and perhaps pop it into one of my Dad's DeWalt drills.. Would this suffice? Do such cutting wheels exist with a tail on the back that can be used into a drill? All I want to do is cut some perfect cuts in an Altoids can (very thin tin/aluminum) for a little side business. Yes yes yes, invest your money into proper tools, but honestly this is the only thing I'd use it for, for now..