Dremel Multi tool Help/Advice

[Tankie 0]

Been thinking about getting one , however would i use it ? what do you use yours for ? should i go for a cheaper version ?

[Stue11 0]

The wife bought me one for me birthday, i use mine to clean a polish up metal pieces on me bike ie washers nuts etc etc cracking bit of kit for someone like me with ocb especially me bike

[Davehutch-hutchs 0]

I brought one of the cheap ones from aldi, think i have only used it once, and cant remember what for

[Tankie 0]

@Davehutch wrote:

I brought one of the cheap ones from aldi, think i have only used it once, and cant remember what for

You have one Dave and you dont polish with it ? took your advice Stu
went for the cordless one , wife will kill me if she finds out , going to get some polishing attachments for my drill and do my downpipes , will use this for nooks,cranies , and anything else

[Davehutch-hutchs 0]

@Tankie wrote:

@Davehutch wrote:

I brought one of the cheap ones from aldi, think i have only used it once, and cant remember what for

You have one Dave and you dont polish with it ? took your advice Stu
went for the cordless one , wife will kill me if she finds out , going to get some polishing attachments for my drill and do my downpipes , will use this for nooks,cranies , and anything else

I just use the wifes toothbrush and some Aotosol

[Tankie 0]

@Davehutch wrote:

@Tankie wrote:

@Davehutch wrote:

I brought one of the cheap ones from aldi, think i have only used it once, and cant remember what for

You have one Dave and you dont polish with it ? took your advice Stu
went for the cordless one , wife will kill me if she finds out , going to get some polishing attachments for my drill and do my downpipes , will use this for nooks,cranies , and anything else

I just use the wifes toothbrush and some Aotosol

[Stue11 0]

@Tankie wrote:

@Davehutch wrote:

@Tankie wrote:

@Davehutch wrote:

I brought one of the cheap ones from aldi, think i have only used it once, and cant remember what for

You have one Dave and you dont polish with it ? took your advice Stu
went for the cordless one , wife will kill me if she finds out , going to get some polishing attachments for my drill and do my downpipes , will use this for nooks,cranies , and anything else

I just use the wifes toothbrush and some Aotosol

Nice one Tankie i find that it will come in handy

[day101 0]

@Tankie wrote:

@Davehutch wrote:

I brought one of the cheap ones from aldi, think i have only used it once, and cant remember what for

You have one Dave and you dont polish with it ? took your advice Stu
went for the cordless one , wife will kill me if she finds out , going to get some polishing attachments for my drill and do my downpipes , will use this for nooks,cranies , and anything else

@Davehutch wrote:

@Tankie wrote:

@Davehutch wrote:

I brought one of the cheap ones from aldi, think i have only used it once, and cant remember what for

You have one Dave and you dont polish with it ? took your advice Stu
went for the cordless one , wife will kill me if she finds out , going to get some polishing attachments for my drill and do my downpipes , will use this for nooks,cranies , and anything else

I just use the wifes toothbrush and some Aotosol

[Guest Guest]

I got the argos challenge set and love it. Had it for 6 years now. Only problem I had was finding replacement bits and I sure as hell wasn't going to pay 'dremel' prices. I got a big kit from lidls for a fiver, got all the polishing bits, cutting discs and sanding drum bits. I use it to sand down wood, discs to cut fibreglass etc etc.

If you want something for polishing, Lee recommended this site to me, http://www.thepolishingshop.co.uk/acatalog/Standard_Polishing_Kits.html#a30 just put them on your drill - job done. Or you could pay Lee to do it......

[Tankie 0]

NoZ wrote:

I got the argos challenge set and love it. Had it for 6 years now. Only problem I had was finding replacement bits and I sure as hell wasn't going to pay 'dremel' prices. I got a big kit from lidls for a fiver, got all the polishing bits, cutting discs and sanding drum bits. I use it to sand down wood, discs to cut fibreglass etc etc.

If you want something for polishing, Lee recommended this site to me, http://www.thepolishingshop.co.uk/acatalog/Standard_Polishing_Kits.html#a30 just put them on your drill - job done. Or you could pay Lee to do it......

nice one m8 been looking for a kit to fit on my drill

[dick65 0]

great bit of kit,really handy to have

[firehawk 0]

the toothbrush and autosol thing just made me chuckle. I watched Outnumbered the other day and the little girl shouted 'Mum, is anusol toothpaste?' lol.

[lee1 1]

I would be lost without me dremel

[darkember 0]

I have one great on getting to the bare metal to then treat against rust.

[stantheman 0]

the aldi one is great and the long drive cable lets you get into places that you couldnt get to with a dremmel

[Tankie 0]

@stantheman wrote:

the aldi one is great and the long drive cable lets you get into places that you couldnt get to with a dremmel

unless its a cordless Dremel

[Guest Guest]

@lee wrote:

I would be lost without me dremel

me too! lurve me multi-tool

[smudgeandsmear 0]

got a b&q one with long drive cable,bluddy brilliant,used it on restoring my daughters fs1e,would'nt be without it now