Hi Jon,
yes, I do. I use the tool with the number 11 on the following foto:
I use the edge only.
The foto shows all the DREMEL-tools I use.
Herer the rest of the description, sorry for my bad english!
1. The pliable wave of DREMEL is inalienable for me, because the holds of the whole device are too strenuous for me, particularly at very long works.
2. The sandpaper rollers are my most important tools. They are two-part, the roller holder and the interchangeable rollers. There is her in fine and coarse sandpaper (2a + 2b). Care! If the rollers are overheated, melts the rubber which stretches the paper roller, and closes with the same.
3. The same with smaller diameter. I work the coarse with the bigger (2) and later start I thinner for the precision works. There are also them in roughly and well (3a + 3b)
4. Ball drill roughly (to the rustication)
5. Ball drill extra-fine (to the rustication)
6. Ball drill well (to the rustication)
7. To deepen zylinder greaver, for the finest works or rustication. Even if one wants to make sharp edges of rustication.
8. Disc drill for the bit
9. To fan out cylinder drill around the bite slit.
10. I use this drill to the reaping of wooden parts with radius device. Less useful, but well if one has him. He mills rather hard.
11. I use this "drill of violence" for special rustications.
12. The small site foreman's disc for inaccessible places with the site foreman. Care apply only softly, very firmly (hard)!
13. My Dremel was delivered with only one tool version. This set has 4 tool holders with different diameters beside the wrap mother.
14. Brushes. For brushing only from brass started because Iron-dust (rusts) in the wood oxidised and generates spots.
15. I use of new thing really the sanding disks to the sharpness of my mini-lathe tools. Works around classes better than one would expect.
Greetings from Graz
Peter
