Anyone here have one of these? Ever cut fiberglass with it?
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/Tools/Pages/CategoryProducts.aspx?catid=21
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/Tools/Pages/CategoryProducts.aspx?catid=21
Dremel Multi-Max
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phantomjock
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BBShark
Not the Dremell per se - But I HIGHLY recommend the Harbor Freight Clone/knock-off.
OK a lot of blather about chinese built - but at the price (under 40 bucks) I could hardly go wrong.
Yes -- I have cut fiberglass -- used it to remove the hood support frame on my tilt front end rebuild. Ecklers had glassed in a stock like hood support structure (frame) and rather than use the heat gun and putty knife routine I opted for the multi-tool. FANTASTIC! Brilliant! Saudivett better get one to put in his hand carry in lieu of the dollies!
Photos in action to follow. (Oops - sorry no action -- my hands were full - but the results are visible!)
Cheers - Jim
Not the Dremell per se - But I HIGHLY recommend the Harbor Freight Clone/knock-off.
OK a lot of blather about chinese built - but at the price (under 40 bucks) I could hardly go wrong.
Yes -- I have cut fiberglass -- used it to remove the hood support frame on my tilt front end rebuild. Ecklers had glassed in a stock like hood support structure (frame) and rather than use the heat gun and putty knife routine I opted for the multi-tool. FANTASTIC! Brilliant! Saudivett better get one to put in his hand carry in lieu of the dollies!
Photos in action to follow. (Oops - sorry no action -- my hands were full - but the results are visible!)
Cheers - Jim
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MYBAD79
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This new dremel tool cuts with a side to side motion that is supposed to reduce dust when cutting drywall (or fiberglass). Sorry, no first hand experience with this tool but every Dremel product I bought is excellent.
Twin_Turbo
Der Maulwurf
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Every Dremel product I have ever owned broke, they are not up to the task of what air tools will do. I gave up on them :crap::mobeer:
mrvette
Phantom of the Opera
Over the years, I have found a Dremel classis MotoTool to be the little tool that could....maybe not too fast, and maybe at a high cost of bits....but it did get some crap done that I had no other solution for....
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GTR1999
Gearhead
I use the little dremels to clean up burrs in bores, like the bearing supports where a punch may have kicked up a burr. Works good but not for high loading.
CTVETTE78
Garage Junkie
I just picked up one of the HF clones yesterday to try out. The mobile glass replacement guy used one to remove the windshield on my daily driver; worked pretty slick. I'm going to practice on a junk and if I can get the hang of it I plan to use it to remove the windshield on my C3.