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(US - Amazon) - Dremel Cordless Rotary Tool $75, $100 OFF!

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for a case moders most reliable tool, this is a great deal. 

 

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nice find. Gonna show my dad he needs a new dremel 

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i got one of those.

works pretty well until battery dies (which happens often), I recommend getting a 2nd battery

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Get a plug in one , this is a waste of money.

Be realistic, when are you going to use this with out a electrical socket near by.

I would recommend get a nice variable speed dremal with a cord.

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Get a plug in one , this is a waste of money.

Be realistic, when are you going to use this with out a electrical socket near by.

I would recommend get a nice variable speed dremal with a cord.

sure it may run out of battery, but since when was a cordless drill not handier than a corded one at times? Wires can get annoying and trying to do different angles or whatever really does get annoying. You can keep a spare battery and just switch it out in a second, unlike a smartphone you dont need to wait 2 minutes to use it again. 

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I got a black and decker rotary rtx for $30 and it works very nicely.

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sure it may run out of battery, but since when was a cordless drill not handier than a corded one at times? Wires can get annoying and trying to do different angles or whatever really does get annoying. You can keep a spare battery and just switch it out in a second, unlike a smartphone you dont need to wait 2 minutes to use it again. 

They don't have the same amount of power form a corded drill...

Almost made the mistake by buying a cordless instead a corded one because i found that it ran slower and didn't work as well. Happy with my Dremel 4000. 

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these rotary tools don't have sharp cutting blades - they require/rely on more speed/power to get the job done. I would not waste my time with a battery operated one

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I much rather use a corded one with this attachment: 

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the end of this is MUCH smaller and easier to handle. Makes it easy to be accurate, you know?

 

 

edit: its called a Flex-Shaft Attachment

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