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[Sutol]

http://www.ebuyer.co...ign=B2C_Regular Bought one of these and used it. Not bad for the price. The tool bits are all dremel compatible.

[turbobob]

I bought one of these a couple of months back. They are incredible value. And I've actually used it on fixing a laptop screen mount. How they can make money on then I don't know.

[FLD]

I have one too.  Gvae up on buying dear / proper dremels as carbon dust tends to kill them fairly quickly.  I bought mine from amazon and went through three before getting a good one.  Check the speed control works properly if you get one.  I had two which worked intermittantly and one that would only work on full pelt.  the current one is fine

[turbobob]

At 15 quid including delivery, they are practically a disposable tool anyway.

[myles]

I thought I got a good deal on my Aldi special Parkside/Dremel but that beats it by a few quid. Why anyone would buy a dremel when this is available is beyond me. I'm sure, however, that someone will let me know.

[FLD]

At 15 quid including delivery, they are practically a disposable tool anyway.

 

 

Thats exactly how I treat them.  My first one (before the current bout) lasted 6 years!