Heavy Mods & Scratchbuilds Advice on Dremels

[joshimus]

There are so many rotary tools out there these days but Dremel stands up the best imo. You can get them fairly cheap to begin with. King Canada makes a set for around 30.00 or so too which is about as good as Canadian Tire Mastercrap.
I hope both corded and cordless Dremels. Corded I rely on most, the cordless is pure conveineince.

[Rodimus Prime1]

I've got a no-name Dremel "CLARKE" multi speed corded still going 7 + yrs. Works fine for me. Cannot remeber where I got it maybe Princess auto

[chans formers]

Originally Posted by dak

Here's my personal Preference:

Rotary Tool: Dremel Brand, Corded, Multi Speed.

Common Bits: Quick Change Cutting Disc Set, Adjustable tip, Large and Small Sanding Drum and the Multi Size Drill Bits.

There are a few other parts I use, but i use these ones 100% of the time.

^almost the same bit preferences except i prefer my multispeed craftsman wannabe dremel.
i also use a diamond tipped metal cutoff wheel bit for almost 90 percent of my cuts.

my 2 cents would be to never ever, and i mean ever try using carbon/composite cutoff wheel bits to cut your plastic bots.(extremely dangerous)
good for steel,slow and "gummy" on aluminum and it'll melt then snag and ultimately shatter the discs if used in plastic.

[Rodimus Prime1]

Yes 1" diamond cut of disc wheel for me to.

Always wear your safety glasses and mechanics gloves if you don't have thick skin!

[The 12th Prime]

Yes use the Diamond Cutter!

Sorry wrong conversation, I just felt like saying that I don't know why?

[grizzly519]

Thanks evryone for your help.I'll return mine and get a better one with multi speeds.Side note i subscribed to instant notification if anybody wrote here and only got 2 emails come on the thread now and this things 2 pages long.THANKS AGAIN