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Dremel or equivalent
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16 Apr 2014 10:12 #1
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Just wondering if anyone has a Dremel hobby drill or similar that I can borrow. Need to make an adjustment to something and I need a drill a bit more precise than my Makita battery drill more suited to punching holes in concrete walls!
Also if someone has a 2.7mm HSS drill bit with it that would help.
Also if someone has a 2.7mm HSS drill bit with it that would help.
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16 Apr 2014 10:18 #2
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16 Apr 2014 11:20 #3
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No ... because that's just silly and OTT 
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16 Apr 2014 15:07 #4
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I have a Dremel drill you are welcome to borrow. As to whether it's any better than my normal cordless drill is up for debate.
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17 Apr 2014 09:01 #5
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and I think my Nan had one of those Remmington Fuzz-aways for removing bobbles off old jumpers if you're worried about the quality of finish on that frame 
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18 Apr 2014 22:01 #6
by Andrew Kinglake
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I've got all of this if you are still looking.
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