crankorgan wrote:
somewhat larger than Dremel but this ain't a problem if mounted in a
good press. At least you don't need a whopping big compressor thumping
in the background to drive it. The Dremel I once had was so out of round
you could see the drill tip blur when it was running. Everything is made
to a price.
Adam
>Jan,What about an industrial electric die (straight) grinder ? They are
> The Dremel only costs $59 verses your $400 solution. Please
>note this is the Homebrew PCB conference. Cost is everything! It
>may be possible to find a surplus dentist drill. I find the Dremel
>tool does a great job! I sell the boards I make with mine.
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> John
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somewhat larger than Dremel but this ain't a problem if mounted in a
good press. At least you don't need a whopping big compressor thumping
in the background to drive it. The Dremel I once had was so out of round
you could see the drill tip blur when it was running. Everything is made
to a price.
Adam