74-Roadster

With mom staying home now, this is pretty special! :D

Here's what I'm talking about:
http://www.dremel.com/html/products/toolsacc_fr.html

So cool!!!!!! :cool: :cool:

ksbunting

This is one great tool.
I have had one for over a year now with the flexible shaft and this thing is great for many jobs. I even used it to cut out the seat belt hold down bolts in my 68 coupe. Excellent for cleaning with wire brush attachments in those hard to reach places.
Good luck with the new toy, you'll find a thousand uses for it. :seeya

LAvetteman

You will enjoy it, I sure do.

74-Roadster

What I failed to say in my post. I have one and still use it, but it's a late 70's early 80's model. Mom got it for me when I loved building model cars . . . and it still works fine, it's just not as fast as they are now, only on and off, no flex shaft, must use a wrench to change bits and I bet she's a bit heavier than the new ones.

Ordered it tonight from http://www.toolsforless.com

For Father's day I'm gonna hit my wife up for the cordless unit too. :lol: :lol:

PatG

Now you can fix most anything that does not require a hammer. I'm gonna have to get another one becuase my wife always has mine. Scary thought, wife using a power tool, but she finds all kinds of stuff to use it for.

spiru

I love mine. I'm always finding new projects to use it with.

82dukman

They are awesome. I love mine. I would recommend picking up 2 additional "kits" for it.
1- polishing kit
2- cutoff wheel kit
I use these two kits almost everytime I have it out for use on the car.

74-Roadster

Thanks for the tips!!!!!!!

I'll have to look into those with my lunch money. :D

Jughead

I love new tools. :yesnod: I got the Craftsman version only cordless. For more prolonged use I can use my air grinder :smash: