11 May
2008
11 May
'08
4:07 a.m.
From: rtellason at verizon.net
On Saturday 10 May 2008 22:27, Eric Smith wrote:
Hi
The metal blades will dull quickly on fiberglass boards. The cutting
disk will work but tend to gum up.
Do remember to clamp the work and use both hands to hold
the dremel.
I was using one of the metal blades once and thought I could
do just a little more touch up. I was holding the work piece
in one hand and the dremel in the other. The blade caught
in the work piece and the blade ran across the back of my finger
for about an inch and a half before cutting through my nail and
around to the pad of my finger, for about another half inch.
It happened so fast that it was all over in a small fraction of
a second( It made a bang sound ).
I feel a little foolish but it was a lesson learned. The dremel
is a great tool but must be treated with respect.
Dwight
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Roy wrote:
That thought occurred to me too, which means I need to get some of those itty
bitty little saw blades or something similar for the dremel. Either way I
gotta buy more than I have now. :-)
I'm still looking at having to drill out some
holes in the perfboard I
end up using that's going to correspond to that weird spacing, though.
I just cut two slots and epoxied the socket in place.