Dremel
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Pros
- a scroll saw is relatively safe and easy to use, even without too much guidance, and a dremel is low power and kind of fun to use for a kid.
- A dremel and a bit of luck.
- I needed some better solution for my Dremel and drill press than a bag so when I got quite a lot of OSB for free I decided to make a cabinet for the tools
- You could take a Dremel and smooth out all the rough bits until your eye decides it looks good (less it more).
- I used the Dremel to form it with the 1/8 Kutzall Extreme Sphere rotary bit. Then i put on the EZ-Lock sanding discs and played around with those to get the Kutzall marks out.
Cons
- Does he have a Dremel (multi-tool kit)?
- I have a VERY old dremel that i sometimes use for sanding but i don’t really enjoy it, it’s not precise and i can’t cut wood with it.
- I did use a dremel too but only to get the anodizing out of the dimples on the tail. But it didn't give a very good result for me but that's just my lack of experience with it.
- Indispensable but I think Dremel brand is poorly made. Under-built chuck, main bearing is inadequate, overheats easily.
- Speaking about brands Milwaukee, Makita, Bosch, Dremel, Stanley are waaay to much for a beginner
Sentiment
22 positive (65%) · 5 mixed (15%) · 7 negative (21%)
Trust + time weighted score: +44% · raw score 44%
What redditors said (10 of 34)
a scroll saw is relatively safe and easy to use, even without too much guidance, and a dremel is low power and kind of fun to use for a kid.
Does he have a Dremel (multi-tool kit)?
A dremel and a bit of luck.
I needed some better solution for my Dremel and drill press than a bag so when I got quite a lot of OSB for free I decided to make a cabinet for the tools
You could take a Dremel and smooth out all the rough bits until your eye decides it looks good (less it more).
I have a VERY old dremel that i sometimes use for sanding but i don’t really enjoy it, it’s not precise and i can’t cut wood with it.
I used the Dremel to form it with the 1/8 Kutzall Extreme Sphere rotary bit. Then i put on the EZ-Lock sanding discs and played around with those to get the Kutzall marks out.
Get a rotary tool to do a dogs nails. Dremel makes on and it works great
I did use a dremel too but only to get the anodizing out of the dimples on the tail. But it didn't give a very good result for me but that's just my lack of experience with it.
Indispensable but I think Dremel brand is poorly made. Under-built chuck, main bearing is inadequate, overheats easily.