 [Larger view] | Dremel 542D Carbide Cutting/Shaping Wheel
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| Beginning to look a bit worn and tired. | |
| My cutter has cut everything from balsa to hardwoods, and even some wire and plastic. After two years it really isn't worn out, but I am now ordering a replacement-- just in case I need it in the next year or two. In answer to the last reviewer who wonders what bits are available to fit Dremel tools. If he would use the universal chuck he could use any bit he could shove into it down to sub-miniature bits like I use to drill holes through toothpicks used to make small parts on ship models. | |
| The Artworks Gallery of Carvings | |
| I use all the dremel products to carve my projects..My company would like to purchase at a wholesale prices, to order special bits that i use on a regular work load. I would like to request a list of all the bits that fit your dremel tools. I plan to place a hugh order,and don't know how to contact the dremel company in order to take care of this matter..can you please send me information for business purchases. I need this information asap..as I have projects waiting to be finished. Thank You for your time. | |
| A GERAT CUTTER FOR USE IN PINE | |
| I needed something that could cut through wood like butter and I found it! This great carbide slotting saw cuts through pine like nothing! If you take enough passes, you can cut right through! This bit hogs out alot of material. So if you like to use it for hobby work or if you need something that will hog out slots in wood quickly this is the one to get. In fact, I have almost used mine up to the point where I think it's time to get a replacement! I peronally reccomend that you use it in pine. it really lets the wood chips fly! |
