Which rotary tool
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ludnix
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I had the cordless dremel rotary tool and I wasn't a fan of it at all. The whole unit was very cheaply made and the batteries had to be recharged constantly. I ended up replacing it with a cheap harbor freight plugin rotary tool and I have been happy with that setup. I use the Dremel brand fiberglass reinforced cut off wheels when using them on corals. I keep a pitcher of tank water available on hand and do the operations in a plastic tote with a lid partially covering so I can control the spray during cutting or apply water during the cut.
thatsruff
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I got this cordless Milwaukee kit from home Depot on sale and it is quite nice.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauk...pu5LOi1JSGpIWUqsNbNIsNvtC6pXxL2YaAucWEALw_wcB
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauk...pu5LOi1JSGpIWUqsNbNIsNvtC6pXxL2YaAucWEALw_wcB
thatsruff
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Dremels are fine, I have a couple, but it is just nicer.
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pgravis
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Yeah, for a handheld the Dremel is fine. Cheap to run especially with off-brand cutters.
I'd recommend clamping the dremel in a vise and feeding fragging material into the tool, just be careful with fingers :).
I'd recommend clamping the dremel in a vise and feeding fragging material into the tool, just be careful with fingers :).
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