> other than the bit size limit of about 1/8" doesn't the
> dremel turn a bit fast even at the low speed for drilling ???
> especially in plastic ???
That has certainly been my experience. Basically winds up melting a hole
rather than drilling it. Which may not be such a bad thing if the
appearance of the hole isn't important.
I bought my late wife the smallest B&D cordless drill, which seemed to work
well for her purposes and didn't cost too much. I think that and the little
plastic drill index only cost about $50 total; but of course that was a few
years ago.
Randall
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