Modding Dremel

Discussion in 'Modding' started by Chobbler, 8 Mar 2004.

  1. Chobbler

    Chobbler Running with a Spoon

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    Okay, got my little toy a couple of weeks ago and as usual i've lost parts...namely being the little bit that connectors cutting disks....Does anyone know where i can find somewhere to purchase parts etc for a dremel??

    wow those things make soooo much noise. HEHEHE.
     
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  2. Murdoc

    Murdoc Gas Mask..ZOMG

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    B&Q do a multitude of parts although they have being doing less lately.

    'doc
     
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  3. Chobbler

    Chobbler Running with a Spoon

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    my Dad works there and he hasn't been able to find any at all for me. He had trouble finding a dremel...well until my loverly girlfriend purchased one for me after hearing me going on about one.....god bless her and Argos...
     
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  4. PaulW

    PaulW What's a Dremel?

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    I'm in the same boat here aswell! I need to replace mine as its a bit 'broked'...

    Gona try B&Q at the weekend if possible, but all I've found so far are the little pink grinding bits, not even found the cutting discs yet (and I really want some of the carbon-fibre ones I heard about!)
     
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  5. Chobbler

    Chobbler Running with a Spoon

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    Well i've found maplins do a couple of parts for it...but to be honest i would much prefer the real thing from dremel...as well as finding one of those cool long length attachment things. :dremel:
     
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  6. Tim S

    Tim S OG

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    Moved to modding :thumb:
     
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  7. Chobbler

    Chobbler Running with a Spoon

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    mmkay...Thought it was kind of hardware...but makes sense being in modding. :dremel: . Anyone in modding got any ideas :thumb:
     
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  8. Awoken

    Awoken Gazing at the stars

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    Try this site:

    Heres an internet site that specialises in dremel bits and its in the UK!

    http://www.ensign-accessories.co.uk/

    Their prices are pretty reasonable for the UK (I've not found anywhere cheaper yet) but as with most internet stuff its best to buy a few things to offset the p&p cost (On the High street reinforced cutting disks (#426) cost between £9 and £15!) :dremel:
     
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  9. Chobbler

    Chobbler Running with a Spoon

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    You need a hug and some cake for that my good person. :dremel:
     
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  10. yanansi

    yanansi What's a Dremel?

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    try ebay
     
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  11. Awoken

    Awoken Gazing at the stars

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    Cake always appreciated

    No cake?
     
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  12. Megadoomer

    Megadoomer What's a Dremel?

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    checkout http://www.dremel.com thats the first place i would start...if its just the metal thing that you put a screw into to hold it you can buy a set of cutting wheels and it comes with one...i have two now because of that
     
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