I've bought a Dremmel!
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Today I bought a Dremmel. I've been meaning to for years but I've not had a job for one yet. Sad git!
The reason for my purchase? I've got a head light out on my 2.5 and the screws that hold the cover on are rusted tight. No amount of WD or mole grips etc will shift them. A 4in grinder is too big and too close to lots of plastic! Enter Dremmel mini grinding discs. I'm all excited and can't wait until Sunday to get busy grinding.
The reason for my purchase? I've got a head light out on my 2.5 and the screws that hold the cover on are rusted tight. No amount of WD or mole grips etc will shift them. A 4in grinder is too big and too close to lots of plastic! Enter Dremmel mini grinding discs. I'm all excited and can't wait until Sunday to get busy grinding.

exactly what bondy says i have a dremmel for polishing small pipework etc.did try cutting some copper pipe and ended up with a piece of the cutting disc in my cheek just under the safety glasses.dont rush the cut as any pressure will make them disintegrate
Edited by art411y on Thursday 15th October 21:13
bernhund said:
Today I bought a Dremmel. I've been meaning to for years but I've not had a job for one yet. Sad git!
The reason for my purchase? I've got a head light out on my 2.5 and the screws that hold the cover on are rusted tight. No amount of WD or mole grips etc will shift them. A 4in grinder is too big and too close to lots of plastic! Enter Dremmel mini grinding discs. I'm all excited and can't wait until Sunday to get busy grinding.
If you're planning on using the Dremel to remove the screw head, it may be easier/quicker to just use a drill. Even better if you use a left-handed drill bit - if it sticks, it unscrews the screw. The reason for my purchase? I've got a head light out on my 2.5 and the screws that hold the cover on are rusted tight. No amount of WD or mole grips etc will shift them. A 4in grinder is too big and too close to lots of plastic! Enter Dremmel mini grinding discs. I'm all excited and can't wait until Sunday to get busy grinding.

Jim O. said:
bernhund said:
Today I bought a Dremmel. I've been meaning to for years but I've not had a job for one yet. Sad git!
The reason for my purchase? I've got a head light out on my 2.5 and the screws that hold the cover on are rusted tight. No amount of WD or mole grips etc will shift them. A 4in grinder is too big and too close to lots of plastic! Enter Dremmel mini grinding discs. I'm all excited and can't wait until Sunday to get busy grinding.
The reason for my purchase? I've got a head light out on my 2.5 and the screws that hold the cover on are rusted tight. No amount of WD or mole grips etc will shift them. A 4in grinder is too big and too close to lots of plastic! Enter Dremmel mini grinding discs. I'm all excited and can't wait until Sunday to get busy grinding.

If you're planning on using the Dremel to remove the screw head, it may be easier/quicker to just use a drill. Even better if you use a left-handed drill bit - if it sticks, it unscrews the screw.
Mmmmmm left handed drill bits......... Ok that's it I'm off to get one can't resist it any longer.....love those little minx's


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