dremel bit

[Wayne Galligan]

I have used the roto-zip bits with good success.  The 1/8" bits with the
square ends work great for fine routing like in repairs of the sheeting on a
wing. You can buy these in packages of 5 for fraction of the cost of Dremel
bits at Home Depot.  I use the conical stand off and set the depth and rout
away.   Makes resheeting small areas a snap.  There is also a 1/8" carbide
bit that is diamond cut that is most useful in most any application that I
have also found at Homie Depot.  I have used Karls method of milling with
the 5/16" square bits in lightening the back plates of the Tru-Turn spinners
after I rough cut the holes with a drill bit, they make a smooth edge.  I
use the router table for this application.

Wayne G.



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Sent: Friday, November 12, 2004 9:22 AM
Subject: dremel bit


> What is the best attachment for a Dremel for making even cuts in
fiberglass/TAVS for like cowl air holes, stabs etc?
> thanks
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