What accessories do I need besides the tool itself?
I am getting a 400 XPR (What is the cheapest I can get it?)
Also, since the case is already done, do I need it for a N64p besides the case?
Dremel Question
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Dremel Question
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Re: Dremel Question
Mine was around $100. It comes with pretty much everything that you need to get started, but the EZ lock is a good investment. There's tons of attachments for the 400XPR that you can get.
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All I've needed is the 20 pack of 402 mandrel cutting wheels off of amazon. And I've used the drill bit that came with it.
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Re: Dremel Question
You need (minimum):
Sanding drums, 6mm and 12mm
Cutting circles, the normal type (medium and large size) and also diamond coated metal ones too (to cut metal)
1mm and 2mm drill bits
A few grinding bits
A few engraving bits, handy for intricate cutting
Sanding drums, 6mm and 12mm
Cutting circles, the normal type (medium and large size) and also diamond coated metal ones too (to cut metal)
1mm and 2mm drill bits
A few grinding bits
A few engraving bits, handy for intricate cutting
Re: Dremel Question
I got the stylus, its working nice for me so far but cutting things can be slightly difficult. BUT ITS SOO COMFY!!!!