Dremel to the rescue

[rhuff]

I can't imagine a workshop without at least 2 Dremel tools. I have worn out at least 2-3 over the years. I found out quickly that the "bargain" Dremel-type tools are NOT a bargain, especially if it is to be used a lot.

A nice job on fitting your new grips. They look like they wound be comfortable to shoot with.

[m1903a3]

Originally Posted by rhuff

I can't imagine a workshop without at least 2 Dremel tools. I have worn out at least 2-3 over the years. I found out quickly that the "bargain" Dremel-type tools are NOT a bargain, especially if it is to be used a lot.

A nice job on fitting your new grips. They look like they wound be comfortable to shoot with.

The originals held up well. I'm still using the one I bought in 1958.

It's worn out a lot of bits, and a couple of sets of brushes, but it still runs like new.