Whats a good moderately priced dremel tool?
02-06-2004, 04:30 AM
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Whats a good moderately priced dremel tool?
Simple question,
as these things seem to come in handy for ALL SORTS
of things to do with turbo setups, and any sort of custom anything pretty much.. auto related or not.
SO i'm wondering, what might you guys recommend I buy
that is a good dremel tool, but doesnt cost an arm and a leg? Should I get something that comes with a bunch of different bits, or buy that separately?
correct me if i'm wrong but these arent too expensive?
I remember glancing at them briefly in a hardware store and seeing prices around 15-40 bux or so?
sound right?
My first instinct is Ryobi,
although I dont know much about this subject,
from what i've seen, they're kinda the "sony of little electric hand tools" hehe.
again.. sound right?
thanks abunch in advance!
as these things seem to come in handy for ALL SORTS
of things to do with turbo setups, and any sort of custom anything pretty much.. auto related or not.
SO i'm wondering, what might you guys recommend I buy
that is a good dremel tool, but doesnt cost an arm and a leg? Should I get something that comes with a bunch of different bits, or buy that separately?
correct me if i'm wrong but these arent too expensive?
I remember glancing at them briefly in a hardware store and seeing prices around 15-40 bux or so?
sound right?
My first instinct is Ryobi,
although I dont know much about this subject,
from what i've seen, they're kinda the "sony of little electric hand tools" hehe.
again.. sound right?
thanks abunch in advance!
02-06-2004, 05:08 AM
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Re:Whats a good moderately priced dremel tool?
hmm, I might just do that.
or at least go to sears to buy one..
for some reason I always avoid that place even though I know full well its probably the best place to buy tools :P
but anyways,
what about which would be a good quality dremel?
or at least go to sears to buy one..
for some reason I always avoid that place even though I know full well its probably the best place to buy tools :P
but anyways,
what about which would be a good quality dremel?
02-06-2004, 05:15 AM
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Re:Whats a good moderately priced dremel tool?
Why would you want to avoid sears? They have all kinds of electronics and tools to play with!
I'm not too sure what a good brand would be, but I hate my my dremel tool. Maybe if I could rig up a lawn mower engine to the thing it might actually dremel something. I think all it really does is make noise.
I'm not too sure what a good brand would be, but I hate my my dremel tool. Maybe if I could rig up a lawn mower engine to the thing it might actually dremel something. I think all it really does is make noise.
02-06-2004, 03:32 PM
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Re:Whats a good moderately priced dremel tool?
haha I got nothin against sears,
I dont know why i never go though,
but I wana!!
i hear they have a great waranty on everything,
so if any tool breaks you can just bring it back no questions asked.
I dont know why i never go though,
but I wana!!
i hear they have a great waranty on everything,
so if any tool breaks you can just bring it back no questions asked.
02-06-2004, 06:52 PM
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Re:Whats a good moderately priced dremel tool?
Sears is the only way to go for your dremel, because the craftsman brand dremel has a 1 yr free replacement warranty, and they will repair it for free for life. I have destroyed a couple already, so that has saved me.
