Coach Hooper...
 

I got inspired by your setup and got a tool ...now what do I do with it:rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl:

We need some tips about this tool,
I bought one and then returned it shortly after,
I couldn't get it...

Cats swear by it though, for real,
and make crazy art frstplc

What gives?

It 's usefull for slot cars (preparing a resin kit, for example) and scenery modelling....I used a tool like that to make my field goal posts, for example.

I used it too to cut my brass motor plates.

For electric football figures, I don't know :o

I got one!
 

Not this model but I got a Dremel tool. It's been useful for grinding, sanding, smoothing, and cutting figures. It has been handy in other parts of the hobby as well, such as making accessories. I've also been using it for other things around the house.

Very useful! thmbsp$

go get some more "heads"
 

Coach GKC,

Bring it to DC when you come and I will show you what I know about them.

it ain't much, but you won't need to turn it back in......:dohdh: :dohdh: :dohdh:

Holla

Dremel
 

It would be cool if someone could post what bits they use for what purpose, perhaps by a Dremel stock number...Don Smith told some awhile back, like for hollowing out players to make weight for us "lighter leagues", removing helmet and "arm ridges", etc.

I wrote it down and promptly lost it:)

I have used mine for polished/grinding metal for gun smithing, but not sure what bits to use for MF on plastic...

Thx,

Joe Ram

Dremel
 

If you do any kind of scale model work or miniatures, a Dremel is a must have tool. I have owned a Craftsman model for over 30 years. With the stuff that I do at work now (modeling, sculpting, etc. ) we use 'em everyday.