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RE: Question about Dremel tools. - Timberwolf - 05-24-2019 (05-14-2019, 05:28 PM)Admiral Wrote: Dremels are lightweight tools. You might be better off going to a Harbor Freight and getting an air tool grinder and some bits. A bench grinder, used judiciously with a vice grip, may also help with finishing off with a file. A good mill file will also make short work of this if its sharp. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Dremels are lightweight tools. You might be better off going to a Harbor Freight and getting an air tool grinder and some bits. This............You "could" do it but it is pushing the Dremel to it's limits.....A pneumatic die grinder with the "cone shaped" stones would be a better choice...provided you have a compressor of sufficient size..That's why I bought a Makita electric die grinder with a 1/4" collet a couple of years ago. Instead, I would op for using a steel flat washer to fit in the slot of a round head bolt, silver solder it in, cut it in half, then "round over " to make "wings"..much less grinding would be involved. RE: Question about Dremel tools. - kenlipfromoz - 05-25-2019 (05-14-2019, 12:11 PM)daddo Wrote: >>>> The angle grinder is of course to big. Forget the bench grinder. RE: Question about Dremel tools. - fixtureman - 05-25-2019 I see Mcmaster carr has them for about $10 for 10 RE: Question about Dremel tools. - daddo - 05-25-2019 I'll get the little grinder next time. I got them done using the mig welder as I originally started. A little more to remove than brazing but it's all the same color. 15% can give one a bronze color. I took the time to file then finalize with the O sander. I'd like them to be more perfect next time. I'm using two on the project I doing right now. |