I seek advice about buying Dremel
Dec. 28th, 2002 07:56 pmI shouldn't let my posts turn into Capitalist's Corner, but consumer society happens.
I have a lot of old computer parts. I like them. I'd like to shove new parts in an old box, but I'd need to cut up this AT box so that ATX ports will fit. Thus, I'm told the Dremel is the way to go. It cuts, it routs, it feeds one's Red Green tendencies.
My coworker Dave says to get the flex shaft and that the corded ones are better than cordless. Any other (or conflicting) advice? I'm looking in the
hakamadare direction, hint hint. Help?
-eyes on the Dumpster prize, Dante
I have a lot of old computer parts. I like them. I'd like to shove new parts in an old box, but I'd need to cut up this AT box so that ATX ports will fit. Thus, I'm told the Dremel is the way to go. It cuts, it routs, it feeds one's Red Green tendencies.
My coworker Dave says to get the flex shaft and that the corded ones are better than cordless. Any other (or conflicting) advice? I'm looking in the
-eyes on the Dumpster prize, Dante