Reddit reviews Dremel 225-01- Flex Shaft Rotary Tool Attachment with Comfort Grip and 36” Long Cable - Engraver, Polisher, and Mini Sander- Ideal for Detail Metal Engraving, Wood Carving, and Jewelry Polishing
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Tight spots, nooks, and corners - they're all easily within reach when you add the 225 Flex-Shaft attachment to your Dremel rotary toolFlexible 36-inch shaft attaches easily; enabling craftsman, jewelers, woodworkers and DIYers the extended control and flexibility to drill, cut, carve, and polish even the most delicate of projectsCompatible with Dremel rotary tool models 4300, 4200, 4000, 3000, 200, 100Integrated shaft lock button on the hand piece allows for easy accessory changesIdeal for DIY or crafting projects like detail sanding, carving, engraving, cutting, cleaning and polishing1 year warranty & USA-based customer service – available by chat, email, phone or visit us at our service center in racine, wiComfort grip hand piece allows finger tip control to cut, grind, sand, sharpen, polish and moreIntegrated shaft lock button on the hand piece allows for easy accessory changesQuick connect - easily attaches to your Dremel rotary toolMore flexible cable - provides more comfort during use.For use with rotary tool models 4000, 400, 398, 395, 300, 285, 275, 200, 100, 8200, 800, 4200, 3000, 8220
If you search "flexible drill extension" on amazon there's a bunch, just not as cheap.
Buwico makes this cheapo one for $7.99
Dremel makes a nicer-quality one for $25.99, which seems to be the going price for all similar products
Dremel 225-01 Flex Shaft Attachment https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000302Y8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_V263Bb572K5XA
Best tool I've ever bought for my dremel ever
You need a flexible shaft rotary tool and a place to use it that you can gently run a trickle of water on the area being cut. I've seen a shower stall pan used, it has a large flat surface with a drain in the middle. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0000302Y8/ref=redir_mdp_mobile
Not really, and not becuase I think they are all crud, but because I never watched any. I just sort of hopped in. Best advice I can think of is
I would start with a hand drill unless you have the know how and money for a dremel. I use a flex detachment, but I also have a decent chunk of dremel bits, like a really tiny buzz saw, which is AMAZING.
A dremel maybe? I'd make a little jig for the extension cable (see amazon ) but there's Dremel brand adapters & tools you might be interested in.
there are at least 2-3 of this (almost) exact model with different brands floating around on Amazon, most likely sourced from China.
The one good thing this has is a "flex shaft" which I've purchased individually and higher quality versions of.
It is really helpful for getting impossible to reach spaces (like inside a PC case) or anything around your house.
And for you Dremel fans, Dremel has a nice flex shaft extension:
https://www.amazon.com/Dremel-225-01-Flex-Shaft-Attachment/dp/B0000302Y8/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1491852439&sr=8-5&keywords=flex+shaft
Wow! At first I thought the branch was real until I read your comment about the leaves being maple with green sharpie.
Do you ever use one of those dremel flex shaft attachments? Like these: https://www.amazon.com/Dremel-225-01-Flex-Shaft-Attachment/dp/B0000302Y8/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=dremel+attachment&qid=1557652236&s=gateway&sr=8-3
I know Foredom is (or was) the "go to" option for woodcarvers and others doing similar work - but like all high-end tools, it comes with the price tag. Likely to last forever, but also might be overkill for model-making.
I ended up getting the flex shaft for the Dremel:
https://www.amazon.com/Dremel-225-01-Flex-Shaft-Attachment/dp/B0000302Y8
Does the job, and easier than holding the Dremel for fine work. You can get the adjustable 3-jaw chuck on there, otherwise it has a chuck with interchangeable inserts.
Does all I need it to do in terms of sanding, grinding, drilling, etc - and was a cheap option as I already had the Dremel, which may not be a factor for you. You then have the option of using the Dremel as a handheld tool for other jobs.
What are you doing with the Dremel? The only time I use it like a pen is for engraving & I use the flex shaft attachment. Anything else is either a vertical or horizontal grip & not at all pen-like.
Yea it's electric. It's not really a nail filer though... more of a rotary tool for general use. This is the model I have. It comes with a lot of different attachments: wire bushes, sanding drums, grinding stones, grinding wheels, small rotary files or burrs, maybe some more stuff so it's pretty useful around the house too.
My mom got me into it because she's involved with greyhound rescue groups and their nails are in really bad shape when they come off the tracks. Using clippers, they had way too many blood-spraying, dog-helping-in-pain-accidents. Clippers are easy to overshoot your intended cut and cut the quick and they're also known for splitting nails in half or muliple pieces, either right when you cut it or if they snag a small piece on the carpet it can rip off the splintered part of the nail.
My mom swears by [this extension](
http://www.amazon.com/Dremel-225-01-Flex-Shaft-Attachment/dp/B0000302Y8/ref=pd_bxgy_469_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=0HS02GVFVQ5Z8AQDSF7G) that allows the noise of the electric motor to be a few feet away. I don't have one these.
Then when you run out of sanding drums that came with your dremel, you can but a lifetime supply for [$8.99]
(http://www.amazon.com/TEMO-sand-coarse-Mandrel-dremel/dp/B00564U22G/ref=pd_sim_469_10?ie=UTF8&dpID=41G2GNphVlL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&refRID=0YAGTNM5J58CC1PVN0B9)
Edit: Dremel must have caught on, they now sell a specific pet grooming model. I can't speak for it but it looks quite a bit smaller than mine, I'll admit mine is a little overkill but I use it for other things too.
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I would totally say "OMG YAAAAAAAY!!!!" if I were to receive either Cards Against Humanity or this great Dremel Flex Shaft attachment for my Dremel, which would help me with my etsy orders! :D
Thank you for the contest! Yay! :D Keep on being awesome!
I don't see anything called a "dremel pen". Maybe you mean something like this?
Dremel Flex Shaft Rotary Tool Attachment with Comfort Grip and 36" Long Cable- 225-01- Engraver, Polisher, and Sander- Ideal for Detail Metal Engraving, Wood Carving, Sanding, and Jewelry Polishing https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000302Y8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_QG-JDb0MBRBF1
You might try getting the flex shaft attachment. It's far enough away that it doesn't freak my dog out, and makes life generally easier
This. They sound super handy but in actuality mine spends most of its time in a drawer. But, I have many other tools like an actual angle grinder, pneumatic cut-off tool, sander, etc. so if I didn't already have these it might see more use.
The flexible shaft attachment has saved my butt a handful of times when I needed to grind/drill off something in a tight area.
Engraving bits
Flex Shaft attachment
EZ Lock cutinng wheel kit
You could have saved if you got everything off Amazon:
Dremel 4000 = $73
15 100mm x 3mm brass rods = $8
36 Sheets of sandpaper = $8
Flex Shaft = $20
12 Euro Tools Needle Files = $14
2 Day trial of Amazon Prime (Includes free 2 day shipping) = $2
The files are more expensive than the $3 ones you find in Harbor Freight but you get two of every nice and sharp profile Including the Knife that helps you to get into tight spaces to make things like ASSA Gin Spools!
>Flex Shaft
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000302Y8/
Drilling under water with a diamond bit and with a towel at the bottom of the sink works well. Glass breaks pretty quick sometimes when it gets hot and vibrates. The water limits the Dremel/drill vibration and cools the glass. The towel is not just for smacking the bottom (which you will do), but also for leverage. I used one of these attached to the dremel.
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