Reddit reviews Dremel 3000-1/25 Variable Speed Rotary Tool Kit- 1 Attachment and 25 Accessories- Grinder, Mini Sander, Polisher, Router, and Engraver- Perfect for Routing, Metal Cutting, Wood Carving, and Polishing
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VERSATILE ROTARY TOOL KIT: includes Dremel 3000 corded rotary tool, 1 attachments, 25 high-quality Dremel accessories, plastic storage case, and accessory case.HIGH PERFORMANCE 1.2AMP MOTOR – Provides maximum power and performance at all speeds.6 VARIABLE SPEEDS provide greater control and maximum accessory versatility and precise tool control (5,000 – 35,000 RPM)INNOVATED AIR FLOW SYSTEM- ventilation mechanism helps prevent heat build-up for smoother, cooler, and quieter operationSLIM & ERGONOMIC BODY – 360-degree grip zone for added comfort & grip during extended use.25 VERSATILE ACCESSORIES INCLUDED: Ideal for DIY or crafting projects like detail sanding, sharpening, grinding, cutting, carving, variable speed polishing, and cleaning1 ATTACHMENT INCLUDED - A550 Shield2 YEAR TOOL WARRANTY & USA-BASED CUSTOMER SERVICE – Available by chat, email, phone or visit us at our service center in Racine, WI.
> Acastus Knight Porphyrion
I'm not sure about that one. It's a mighty big model, but it's leg assembly seems to be more like a knight titan, than a cerestus or warhound. It doesn't have the inverted knee like the other knights do. No idea what cabin assembly is like either. The warhound cabin is a bunch of huge pieces, I don't know of anything that can prepare you for it. I used about 20 rubber bands while I was building, to make sure it all held together and looked good before gluing. There is a pic of my warhound WIP below, you can see how it's legs have 3 segments, making a forward joint, and reverse joint. Standard Knights and the porphyrion only have a forward, and Cerestus only have a reverse. The only non +warhound models I know of with similar 3 segment opposite joint style assembly are the decimator and I believe the kytan daemon engine.
For pinning big ass models, I still use paperclips. However instead of pinning straight across a joint, like you might on infantry, I go through the joint from the outside. You can see some paperclips under the warhounds foot. There is one in each toe that goes all the way through, so if the warhound wants to move, the pin must be pulled out. That is the only place I pinned the warhound though. I used big ass magnets on the head, torso, and arms so I could do this to transport it.
My knight titan has 3mm neodymium magnets in each arm. They are the same ones I use on marines, dreadnoughts and just about everything. They hold knight weaponry up decently, but some people prefer larger ones. You can get bulk magnets on ebay much cheaper than the hobby store, but if you don't want to wait, go to a hardware store, as they are still cheaper than hobby store.
I believe this dremel is the new version of the one I have. The flex shaft attachment makes life so much easier. A basic drill bit set is good for getting started, but make sure it has the same size as the magnets you use. I've started using jewelry bits for mine, and they are insane good. However the larger ones (1.5mm-3mm set) are difficult to use, as they cut more than bore. Just last night I couldn't keep a handle on the arm bit I was drilling, ended up flying across the room. On resin they are easier though. I bought a set of cutter bits from the hardware store. It was all spherical tip and tube tip of various sizes. It has been very useful for battle damage, and the tube tip is how I widen holes for giant ass magnets.
The real MVP of a dremel for hobby conversions and building has been the circular saw bits I got mine from a wood carving magazine, and they are paper thin. Not 100% about these ones, but they are great for precision cuts and removing chunks of resin.
He used a Dremel rotary tool. It is over priced, grab the B&D model that works just as good for much cheaper.
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What he used https://www.amazon.com/Dremel-3000-1-25-Attachment-Accessories/dp/B00LUJONH6/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=Dremel+3+speed+rotary+tool&qid=1563114194&s=power-hand-tools&sr=1-4
would it be safe to use this saw https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LUJONH6/?coliid=I2BFWUSU6NYGEQ&colid=DJXY1GYJNPUN&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it to remove a screw that I can't remove from my motherboard?