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I know it'* a bit late, but my xmas was celebrated a little late. I got a Dremel 400XPR kit, along with the 185 piece accessory kit. Now what kind of trouble can I get into??
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Ok, got some pics here.
Rotary tool with flex shaft. 5000-35000RPM

The box it comes with. Comes with 2 removable storage boxes.

Also comes with a straight cutting tool.

The extra stuff.

More of everything.
Rotary tool with flex shaft. 5000-35000RPM
The box it comes with. Comes with 2 removable storage boxes.
Also comes with a straight cutting tool.
The extra stuff.
More of everything.
I burn two dremels up a year. I'm switching to min-die grinders to run off the compressor instead.
It may benefit you to stand by for about 30 days and see the L36 manifold I'm sending to a test car.
Get a used L36 LIM in the meantime.
It may benefit you to stand by for about 30 days and see the L36 manifold I'm sending to a test car.
Get a used L36 LIM in the meantime.
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Originally Posted by willwren
I burn two dremels up a year. I'm switching to min-die grinders to run off the compressor instead.
It may benefit you to stand by for about 30 days and see the L36 manifold I'm sending to a test car.
Get a used L36 LIM in the meantime.
It may benefit you to stand by for about 30 days and see the L36 manifold I'm sending to a test car.
Get a used L36 LIM in the meantime.
While there is some P&P I would like to do under the hood, most of the stuff I need one for shouldn't be too hard on it. But are the DREMEL brand rotary tools more reliable than the $25 Black and Decker tools at Wally World?
Boosty and I both used B/D'* for awhile. I burned mine up in half the time it takes me to smoke a Dremel. And the B/D'* don't have replaceable brushes for the motor.
In short, they suck for any kind of TOUGH work.
For itty bitty crafty balsawood crap, they're fine. If you plan on aluminum or harder material, forget them.
For you, Pete, I'd save your money. You can borrow Bill'* or go over there and port your LIM in an hour.
In short, they suck for any kind of TOUGH work.
For itty bitty crafty balsawood crap, they're fine. If you plan on aluminum or harder material, forget them.
For you, Pete, I'd save your money. You can borrow Bill'* or go over there and port your LIM in an hour.


