rotary tool

Feb 07, 2010 24 Replies

=A0 London SW

Stand and flexi drive actually what make it most useful, gives you a light weight narrow handpiece to work with, have an Aldi one clamped to side of bench, its great for PCB and connector clean up with a brush on it and for cutting open glued together items with a disc.

Can sit unused for weeks but when it is in use it justifies its space :-)

Cheers Adam

Use my cordless Ryobi for this. Much easier to control than a flexible drive, which of course ain't flexible enough.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember "Dave Plowman (News)" saying something like:

On my 3G service, Aldi wouldn't load at all, giving a page saying 'Not Supported Method' which turned out to be a glitch in their coding which happened to knock out something in the transfer onwards of Vodafone - from what I could make out. No problem with that since I changed providers.

Lidl, subject to area,have rotary tool with flexi on offer Thursday

18th 12.99 acessories pack 2.99.

Cheers Aadm

For completeness Aldi this Thursday 12.99/2.99

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