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toplessHO

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Ive got an older corded Dremel multi-tool
love it for is small size and weight.
Dont love the venting and getting hot but thats not for discussion here.
Ive got the adapters to make most attachments regardless of brand fit.
So show us what you have to expand my inventory. What Im in need of now is
something a little heavier than my "saw" blade for cutting plywood flooring,next to a wall. A couple additions I have here is using my windshield sealant cutter from my Astro windshield cutter pneumatic tool,a finger sander thats great for getting in those small spaces.
 

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toplessHO

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no one has anything to add?
I did pick up a half moon offset one from HF the other day
havent had a change to try it yet
 

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I don't have this attachment, because I don't do it often, but it seems slick. It's for cutting outlet holes in drywall...
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All I have to add is don't buy scraper blades. Just use a wood blade and cut through wood with nails. You'll have a scraper blade after that
 
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toplessHO

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I don't have this attachment, because I don't do it often, but it seems slick. It's for cutting outlet holes in drywall...
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yes I had seen that in a tradesman publication before
seems like it would pay for itself in no time.
Oh wait that cant be,no more cut wires or mudded in boxes because they couldnt cut the hole right....
 
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PhysicsDude

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Have you had any luck with those triangular sanding pads? I bought a cheapish set of multi-tool attachments, and they were OK but the sanding pads were completely useless.
 

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I don't have this attachment, because I don't do it often, but it seems slick. It's for cutting outlet holes in drywall...
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Very cool; but how the hell can it work? How can the multi tool oscillate the 4 perpendicular blades in the correct direction at the same time?
 
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toplessHO

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start by tilting at an angle digging one corner in first
the sandpaper with holes works great
brand is Bosch
whats even better is the normal Dremel pad is smaller so I get some overlap
this saves the pad from wear on the edges
if it needs to be smaller just use the finger sander
 
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