soffee83 wrote:
>Much thanks for the images!
>
>I didn't realize that thing was actually a B&D. It looks old yet
>familiar. We have a B&D service center here that may be able to find
>one if you think it's quiet enough to hunt down.
>
>The Walmart here must have had the newer model you refer to (along
>with all the Dremels). There's was the bright orange one.
>
> -Take Care
>
>
>
Never can tell, the new one could be even better. Might try and swing
by my Walmart today, and see what they have. If it's anywhere near the
$19 I paid for this one, may pick up a spare and try it out, then take
it back if it's worse and find a spare myself while it can still be
tracked down..
Not sure if the actual sound pressure level is all that much lower,
but the sound itself is much less annoying. Dremel starts being
annoying around 2 on the 5 scale, this one at 4 on the 6 scale is quite
decent and even all the way up isn't too terrible. I got this as a back
up hand tool, to mount the Dremel on the CNC. It was quite noticably
enough better that it got stuck on the CNC instead and the Dremel is the
back up.. If I had much to do I'd unmount this one before using the
Dremel much.
Alan