I just added a new Foredom to my bench, after drilling some tiny, #1 screw, pilot holes; with a 19.2 volt hand held. Comes in very handy for modding small elec. assemblies, at the bench--wood, composites, or metal..
It's that tool that can do everything, you can even buy hand-pieces to carve wood and plastic composites....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hp8M_tt0XUc
Since the 60s, I used these at work grinding, polishing, high precision tools, and dies and molds. Great for grinding tiny chipbreakers in Carbide lathe, and milling cutting tools. If you have a cut or grind or mod to do quickly, just grab the handpiece.
Foredom goes....where Dremels only dream, they could go. How's that for a Company slogan? If they start using that...
As usual, make sure not to get any microscopic metal swarf into any sensitive electronics.
It's that tool that can do everything, you can even buy hand-pieces to carve wood and plastic composites....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hp8M_tt0XUc
Since the 60s, I used these at work grinding, polishing, high precision tools, and dies and molds. Great for grinding tiny chipbreakers in Carbide lathe, and milling cutting tools. If you have a cut or grind or mod to do quickly, just grab the handpiece.
Foredom goes....where Dremels only dream, they could go. How's that for a Company slogan? If they start using that...
As usual, make sure not to get any microscopic metal swarf into any sensitive electronics.