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Hi does any one recomend any dremels/rotary tools that are under $100 and what brand is the best for bits for it?
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Recomended dremels/rotary tools
piggy123:)- Posts : 17
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liam_skywalker- Posts : 79
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Go to Kmart it calls it self a grinder engraver, and is $20.
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Just save another $60 and go buy yourself a lithium cordless Dremel, simple really.
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Dremel 300...The best you will buy.
Unknown- Posts : 997
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I have that one. you get what you pay for, mine works well but it could be better.liam_skywalker wrote:Go to Kmart it calls it self a grinder engraver, and is $20.
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melbourneSTORM4eva wrote:Dremel 300...The best you will buy.
Amen brutha! My 300 has seen years of use/abuse, and it refuses to quit. Just save up the dough, and get the Flexible Shaft attachment for it.
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I have a dynalink tool and it's great hasn't quit yet and it comes with heaps of extras that you have to pay for if you get a dremil.
ShootEmUp- Posts : 153
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I have a dremel 400 digital series with the flexible shaft , best purchase i have made.
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phuonguyen wrote:Ozito from bunnings - $40.
I got this one to start with, I might upgrade to a Dremel 300 when it breaks down. But its fantastic at the moment. For $40 Ozito is such a great buy, you get a flexible shaft and a ton of attachments. The flexible shaft is SO HELPFUll, I don’t know why they sell them without one. I would highly recommend this product and not having to buy your own attachments and shafts is just another major plus.