happydaze
John
I'm thinking about buying my first Dremel tool. I'd like to use it for polishing aluminum and cleaning up other small parts. I'm wondering which model would be recommended for this. I definitely want a corded one because I don't want to have to maintain batteries for a tool that I won't use very often.
I'm thinking about getting the 4000 because it seems very versatile. It has variable speeds and accepts all attachments, and the brushes can be replaced. I'm not sure what they mean by 2/30, 6/50, etc. Is that just a matter of which accessories it comes with? It looks like the 6/50 comes with the most accessories, and it seems to be the only one that comes with the flex shaft adapter, which I think would be good to have. Are there any other accessories that I should make a point of getting?
I also want to be sure that I'll be able to get fine polishing discs & brushes for it before I buy it, since that's what I want to use it for.
Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.
I'm thinking about getting the 4000 because it seems very versatile. It has variable speeds and accepts all attachments, and the brushes can be replaced. I'm not sure what they mean by 2/30, 6/50, etc. Is that just a matter of which accessories it comes with? It looks like the 6/50 comes with the most accessories, and it seems to be the only one that comes with the flex shaft adapter, which I think would be good to have. Are there any other accessories that I should make a point of getting?
I also want to be sure that I'll be able to get fine polishing discs & brushes for it before I buy it, since that's what I want to use it for.
Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.