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Dremel in Dublin?

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  • 10-12-2008 9:19pm
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    jimi_t
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    Where could I get a good dremel in Dublin and what should I expect to pay? If its far cheaper on the web I'm very much open to suggestions :D


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    KoolKid
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    I know Homebase & B&Q stock them. Price varies a lot depending on how may different bits are included


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    311
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    B&Q sell their own brand accessories for the dremel tools (fairly cheap price) ,they also sell the tools themselves.


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    kitser
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    McQuillans tools, town centre, blanchardstown, facing kfc. they sell a cheaper spurious model as well.


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    jimi_t
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    Cheers for all the prompt replies. Asides from its basic use for cutting useful shaped holes in things, are there any attachments that are particularly usefull? I'd love to get a tiny sanding attachment for rusted fishing hooks, if there were such a thing available of course.


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    311
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    I noticed a polishing kit in B&Q for about €15 ,it had loads of mini-stone sanding cones ,for polishing stuff.
    Check out the stock and you'll see some handy accessories. I was stuck a while ago and managed to get rid of a scrape on a mirror.


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