eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.
What is a Dremel Kit?
What to Make With a Dremel Tool
How Does a Dremel Tool Work?
About the Grinding Head Dremel Tool
About Dremel Glass Cutting Tools
About Dremel Tool Bits
About Dremel Tool Accessories
About Dremel Engraving Tools
About Dremel Tool Attachments
About Metal Sculpting & Dremel Tools
About the Dremel 100 Series Rotary Tool
Wood lathe tools are made specifically for the hobby. These tools must be sharp in order to work properly.… More
A Dremel tool can be used for cutting, grinding, sanding, buffing and shaping materials such as wood, lami… More
Dremel tool bits are broken into four categories, which include a wood sculpting series, a metal sculpting… More
A router is a fairly simple machine, but it's important to make sure that the router is unplugged when cha… More
Before using a tool, inspect the cord and safety guards. Find out how to properly maintain tools in a work… More
Machine tools are the creme-de-la-creme of tools. They are bulky, noisy, and perfectly designed to do one … More
When many hobbyists or people doing renovations have finished their project, they find themselves with a t… More
Learn how to use the spur of a buffer in this free educational video series.… More
Color sand a car with a machine after giving it a custom paint job; learn how from our expert custom-car m… More
Lathes are one of the oldest and most fundamental machine tools. They come in many shapes and sizes, but--… More
To help ensure power saw safety, create a push stick. Learn how to work safely with tools in a workshop in… More
Learn how to operate various cutout tools safely in this free educational video series.… More
How to properly use a machine sander; get professional tips and advice from an expert carpenter on woodwor… More
Machine stitching has several distinct advantages over hand sewing. The first, and probably greatest, is s… More
Rotary tools such as the Dremel, Fordom and Black & Decker systems use high-speed, low-torque motors t… More
Summary: Dremel tool bits are broken into four categories, which include a wood sculpting series, a metal sculpting series, a metal grinding series and a metal polishing series. Collect a variety of tool bits to use on a Dremel hand-held grinder with advice from a jewelry maker and gemologist in this free video on tools.
Chuck Koehler is a bench jeweler and gemologist in Nashville, Tenn. Koehler opened his first trade shop in 1983 and his first retail store in 1993. Currently, he is the owner of...read more
"The question is about Dremel accessories and Dremel tool bits. With a Dremel motor, which is a high performance metal sculpting tool and a wood sculpting tool, the bits that you put on the attachment on the end of this machine basically fall into four categories. You've got a wood sculpting series, you've got a metal sculpting series, you have a metal grinding series and you have a metal polishing series. First one I'm going to show you is a wood sculpting bit and this here is a, this is a wood router bit and what it does is it goes into the unit and you lock it down, you tighten it up, you put the guard on, you put on your safety glasses...Then, we're actually going to take the tool and we're going to start cutting with it. The second type of attachment or bit that you can buy for your Dremel is a metal sculpting bit, or a metal carving bit, and it's these little burrs right here. You can buy 'em in all shapes and sizes, and actually once you get a Dremel tool, you'll, maybe you're going to be like me and buy 'em in every shape and every size and every option. The third thing that we have is a metal grinding tool, and the grinding tools look like this right here. You can also have rotary disk grinders. As you can see they're, they come in different sizes, and if you'll look to the side, different widths, and lastly, the fourth option is polishing. So let's pull this guard off and if you'll look up here, you'll see this is several of the options that are available for polishing. This is a brass wheel. This is a nickel wheel. This is a different type of brass. I've got soft brushes. I've got hard brushes. I've got felt. I've got a cut off disc. I have rubber wheels. So the options are limitless. The Dremel is an excellent choice if you're going to be into metal work, metalworking or woodworking, the Dremel is an essential tool to have in your workshop."
eHow Article: About Dremel Tool Bits
Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.
