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Rotary tools Dremel Foredom Generic etc
« on: December 03, 2013, 10:01:44 am »
Lets see and hear about what you are using to port, muffler mod or other projects.

 I just have a generic foredom motor and just hooked it up with srcarr52 modified hand piece and way more flexible sheath then the ole one I was using in the past.   Hopefully he will explain more on the  hand pieces he offers and also can make the shafts to work on the more expensive foredoms too.

I just use one for mainly doing muffler mods, other jobs and no porting whatsoever anymore. Was wanting the cooler running hand piece mainly because my wife uses it for hours and hours when doing her foam pumpkins.  Just got it all set up yesterday with a redneck motor stand and all. Will try and grab a pic later of ready to grind set up.






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Re: Rotary tools Dremel Foredom Generic etc
« Reply #1 on: December 03, 2013, 12:27:27 pm »
I've got a Chicago tool motor with3 of the straight hand pieces from shaun and a right angle from cc specialties. I want to get an actual foredom motor that's reversible.

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Re: Rotary tools Dremel Foredom Generic etc
« Reply #2 on: December 03, 2013, 12:56:21 pm »
I've got a Chicago tool motor with3 of the straight hand pieces from shaun and a right angle from cc specialties. I want to get an actual foredom motor that's reversible.

Depending on what type of motor it can be rewired with a DPDT switch to run in reverse.  It all matters on how the primary vs. starting windings are phased if you'll get full power/speed in reverse.

Here was my arsenal of handpieces a few months ago.  Since then I've added some more of the #30 style (far right of first picture) and some skinny ones (left of second picture).




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Re: Rotary tools Dremel Foredom Generic etc
« Reply #3 on: December 03, 2013, 03:26:52 pm »
Wife said the skinny would be on her want list as long as it dont get hot.  She uses them a couple hours almost non-stop till she takes a break and then goes at it again over and over.  So let me know Shaun / srcarr52


Also fill free to let people know what you have to offer for sale and labor wise. 

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Re: Rotary tools Dremel Foredom Generic etc
« Reply #4 on: December 03, 2013, 08:33:07 pm »
I have a skinny one = Foredom #8 doesn't get real hot.  It does get warm if running wide open.  I like it better than my # 30.
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Re: Rotary tools Dremel Foredom Generic etc
« Reply #5 on: December 03, 2013, 09:36:06 pm »
I've got three Dremels but can only manage to find one of them at the moment .I've also got a right angle flex shaft dentists tool piece but I have no idea where that went either .Fact my dentist even gave be some tool bits which I do know where they are but have nothing to fit them in until I locate the thing .My organising skills need a little work .

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Re: Rotary tools Dremel Foredom Generic etc
« Reply #6 on: December 04, 2013, 09:57:08 am »
Just showing what 90% of the above will be used for now.  Just a couple from the past. 

You buy these to have them forever, funkins  http://store.funkins.com/shop/


The hole in the horn buck. She made 2 of these, 1 guy in TX ordered one and my bro.








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Re: Rotary tools Dremel Foredom Generic etc
« Reply #7 on: December 04, 2013, 11:08:02 am »
I have a skinny one = Foredom #8 doesn't get real hot.  It does get warm if running wide open.  I like it better than my # 30.
Shep

My Foredom #8's gets hot enough to burn you after a while.  I ran my AM #8 style one last night for 10 minutes full throttle and it only got slightly above room temp.

I will sell a few styles of handpieces for anyone who's interested while my supplies last.

Style 1: AM #30 handpieces shown on the right of my first picture above.  They have been reworked internally such that they don't get hot like most AM ones.  $17 + shipping.
Style 2: AM sorta #8 handpiece shown on the left of the second picture.  Comes with 3 collets and wrench.  $26 + shipping.

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Re: Rotary tools Dremel Foredom Generic etc
« Reply #8 on: December 04, 2013, 11:54:05 am »
Shaun shoot me a total to PP Gift you. 

I want this

Style 2: AM sorta #8 handpiece shown on the left of the second picture.  Comes with 3 collets and wrench.  $26 + shipping.

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Re: Rotary tools Dremel Foredom Generic etc
« Reply #9 on: December 04, 2013, 05:16:25 pm »
srcarr52  Thanks for the surprise hook up on 2 more sets.  I still had to use my metal top part that screws onto motor.  Threads were different.

 

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