Dremel accessories.

[George S.]

Bought this at Walmart couple years ago and it was very inexpensive. Everything used so far seems to be very good quality

 

[Lazarus Short]

When Barb and I got married, she had the same kit, but without the case. Since then, I've acquired a speed controller. Yes, good stuff.

 

[laatsch55]

Jani is the Dremel Queen of Northeast Wyoming....she has A LOT OF DRRMEL STIFF.

 

[George S.]

I have a Craftsman variable speed. Not sure if it's a real Dremel or not. Darn thing comes in so handy, especially the cutting discs.

 

[laatsch55]

I use the shit outtamine..

 

[Gepetto]

I have a Craftsman variable speed. Not sure if it's a real Dremel or not. Darn thing comes in so handy, especially the cutting discs.

Or cutting off old corroded muffler bolts and such...

 

[Lazarus Short]

I have a Craftsman variable speed. Not sure if it's a real Dremel or not. Darn thing comes in so handy, especially the cutting discs.

That looks very Dremel-ish.

 

[George S.]

Exactly! Though I do have larger die grinders and disc grinders for the bigger stuff. Can't beat a small powerful tool for tight area's.

 

[George S.]

That looks very Dremel-ish.

Yup, but only markings I can find say say Sears-Roebuck USA. Also, I have the little drill press for it. Pretty sure it's a Dremel. I have a couple ex-military Dremels that need rebuilt. Need to dig them out and do it.

 

[Gepetto]

Exactly! Though I do have larger die grinders and disc grinders for the bigger stuff. Can't beat a small powerful tool for tight area's.

They usually don't fit unfortunately...

 

[20tajk7]

I have this tiny ancestor of the Dremel (with it's diy power supply), very handful when modifying small parts of a cassette deck mechanism.

Also have a real Dremel for bigger work and also a Fein multitool for woodwork.

 

[George S.]

I have this tiny ancestor of the Dremel (with it's diy power supply), very handful when modifying small parts of a cassette deck mechanism.
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Also have a real Dremel for bigger work and also a Fein multitool for woodwork.

Very cool!

 

[8991XJ]

Like these things. I was given the Black and Decker version with the flexible shaft and use it a lot. Needed sanding drums recently and even though the Dremel brand is more expensive, I got those because the other options were 250-piece kits with the different grits and their own shaft. I wanted stuff that fit what I have and would be quality. Some of the reviews of the cheap stuff aren't good. That and 250 drums is way more than I need.

Also came with one of those locking shafts. I like those. Got a set of the large (for Dremel) cutting wheels with one of those quick EZ Lock attachments.

Next step up is a Foredom rotary tool, about 1/8HP and a flex shaft and different ends and tools. I pull it out when the Dremel isn't enough.

Then there is air power die grinder, done a lot of work with that one

All depends on what size work you need to do. But I would love to have a pile of Dremel accessories.
This is the Foredom, available as a stand mount, hanging mount and with foot controls and such. A bit more trouble to get out when you need it but great for larger jobs.

 

[Lazarus Short]

I have this tiny ancestor of the Dremel (with it's diy power supply), very handful when modifying small parts of a cassette deck mechanism.
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Also have a real Dremel for bigger work and also a Fein multitool for woodwork.

Nixie tubes? If so, very cool.

 

[20tajk7]

No just leds.
https://forums.phxaudiotape.com/threads/what-are-you-doing-today.914/page-1149#post-280838

 

[George S.]

I thought that looked familiar!

 

[J!m]

I have a router base for one around somewhere. I used it for larger inlay pockets and binding channels.