Rotary Tool: Difference between revisions
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|manual=[https://www.libble.de/dremel-4000/p/423544/ Libble.de] (also in the box) | |manual=[https://www.libble.de/dremel-4000/p/423544/ Libble.de] (also in the box) | ||
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Revision as of 17:41, 6 January 2018
ToolInfoBox Dremel 4000 | |
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Synonyms: | multitool, "moto tool"; DE: Bohrschleifer, Feinbohrschleifer, Kleinbohrmaschine, "Mini-Bohrmaschine" |
Type: | power tool |
Material: | wood, plastics, metals, stripboard |
Location: | metal workshop |
Access Requirements: | upon introduction |
Tutors: | Lukas |
Manual: | Libble.de (also in the box) |
Similar (More or Less): | drills, disc grinder, Einhandstabschleifer |
Rotary tools, made e.g. by Dremel or Proxxon, are commonly used by Makers and many accessories and hacks are available.
At the CoMakingSpace, you can use a Dremel 4000 with many accessories.
Bits
Most rotary tool bits are designed for very high speeds and would not work well in a drill.
- small twist drill bits
- abrasive cutting discs for metals (like a tiny disc grinder)
- also work great with stripboard
- not suitable for aluminum (too soft, clogs up the disc and can cause dangerous overheating)
- sanding drums (ideal for wood)
- wire brushes
- grinding stones
- polishing pads
- abrasive burrs
- ...and more
There are some generic products on the market which may be of similar quality as the original manufacturers' bits but are much cheaper.
Other Useful Accessories
- flexible shaft
- pouch or case
- dental cleaner can be used for small batch mixing
- plastic filament can be used for friction welding [1]
- self-built router base