I wouldn't be without a dremel the only way to sharpen my tying scissors. I use a very fine grit sanding disk to touch up the cutting edge. Got mine (I'm guessing) fifteen years ago from Pimps & Queers (Simpson Sears) a craftsman. Never a lick a trouble.
Calm Days Wally *-----Original Message----- *From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:majordomo- [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wes Wada *Sent: December 6, 2003 7:55 AM *To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] *Subject: [VFB] Dremel tools? * *Hi all, * *I am thinking of investing in a Dremel or similar tool, but really know *nothing about them. What are some buying tips, desirable features, *models to look at and to avoid? Are the knockoffs of any value, or is *Dremel the be-all and end-all? What is your ideal Dremel setup? * *Thanks, *Wes Wada *Bend, Oregon * * *No one can compare to Mark Twain when it comes to wit. When he was *around 40, some genius got the bright idea of sending questionnaires to *all the leading intellectuals of the day, asking them deep questions *about life. The scheme broke down after he read Twain's entries. In *answer to, "What is your favorite object in nature?" Twain replied, *"Pie."
