kevman
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<< Juser
<< So what is are some good uses for this type of tool? >>
My Dremel has been a lifesaver for me at the strangest of times. Got the B&D to supplement my aging dremel.
1] Bolts with rounded or broken heads can be slotted for use with a screwdriver/impact driver for extraction.
2] If the above fails I find it easier to control and drill an easy-out hole with one of these.
3] Turn phillips in to slotted screws and clean up regular screw heads.
4] Great help in installing a deadbolt by gently grinding clearance in the door & frame without removing too much material.
5] I really did sharpen my lawnmower blade with it.
Not necessarily an everyday tool, but when I have a problem and the light goes !on! this thing is worth every penny you pay for it.
kevman
<< so can I modd my case with the accessories that came with it? >>
The included discs should cut the metal, but they break easily. Just remember you are cutting with the speed, not the torque. It can cut quickly with alot of sparks, but that is usually at the expense of bit life. Take your time and you can get clean cuts with longer bit life... that being said I usually horse it a little because of the noise level. With the 2.0 amp rating the B&D should be better at doing that. >>
Thanks man,
This thing is also great for my model cars. I can make hinges for them and what not.