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Re: Dremel or drill?
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- Subject: Re: Dremel or drill?
- From: bertha kay rogers <bkrogers@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1998 07:02:15 -500
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I have both a regular drill and a Sears version of a dremel (much
cheaper, just as good). The small tool allows you to engrave,
sand, etc. on a minute level. The larger drill can take very small
bits so, unless you have a need for very intricate work, the large
drill should suffice. I love both tools, however, and have used them
for many years. (By the way, I see dremels on sale now for less
than $100 -- you should check out the prices before you buy).
Bertha Rogers