mt5-ronken
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Zmod: I have that proxxon grider, haven't tried it much but no, 40mm is out of question.
I would say more like 55-60mm bore...
I would say more like 55-60mm bore...
dremel tools?right ones?
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Aidix
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There is no cheap 90degree tool that will fit in a 47mm bore. Not that I know of anyway.
I wonder how people can fry a dremel (real or imitation) in such a short time. I bought my multi in 1999, and it's still running fine after porting 200+ cylinders with grinding stones... I also have 3 $20 Kinzo machines (I hate changing buds
) and so far so good.
I suggest looking at www.widgetsupply.com for cutters and stones. They have countless shapes/types, and are cheap.
I wonder how people can fry a dremel (real or imitation) in such a short time. I bought my multi in 1999, and it's still running fine after porting 200+ cylinders with grinding stones... I also have 3 $20 Kinzo machines (I hate changing buds
) and so far so good.I suggest looking at www.widgetsupply.com for cutters and stones. They have countless shapes/types, and are cheap.
Well which is the cheapeast that gets into a 47mm?Aidix said:There is no cheap 90degree tool that will fit in a 47mm bore. Not that I know of anyway.
I wonder how people can fry a dremel (real or imitation) in such a short time. I bought my multi in 1999, and it's still running fine after porting 200+ cylinders with grinding stones... I also have 3 $20 Kinzo machines (I hate changing buds
I suggest looking at www.widgetsupply.com for cutters and stones. They have countless shapes/types, and are cheap.
http://www.clasohlson.se/images/products/S/hi/B/308156A_X_2004-06-30_125655.jpg
This one doesnt is as big as the proxxon?
Thanks!
Aidix
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That one is a giant, just look at this for comparison:
A CCspecialty kit is the cheapest. (see link in previous posts).
But I've seen separate handsets (without shaft or motor) for only $70. The problem is how to connect it to a dremel... If you'd buy a handset and connect it to a dremel shaft that should work fine.
A CCspecialty kit is the cheapest. (see link in previous posts).
But I've seen separate handsets (without shaft or motor) for only $70. The problem is how to connect it to a dremel... If you'd buy a handset and connect it to a dremel shaft that should work fine.
I made my 90 degree tool (it's not a real 90 degree tool, but good enough) from a 90 degree bit screwdriver adapter (for drill machine) it was only 6-7 euro, I made some custom parts, adapters +chucks for my Ferm tool and it works good! I just screw up in a few seconds. The disadvantage of this custom tool is the plain bearing (brass) but it has got very good quality gears. Sure it's not an industrial quality tool
