What is a Dremel?
The Dremel rotary tool offers the precision and control required to complete a wide range of projects–from fine art to home repair. Its variable speed control allows you to set the speed of the tool to match a particular accessory or the task at hand. I personally use a Dremel to slice apart figures, remove large amounts of unwanted detailing on a figure, and to fine-tune my sculpts using their various sanding attachments. With all the various bits and attachments available, you’ll find the Dremel pays for itself many times over. You can find more information on Dremels at their official site.
A dremel is a marvelous, multi-use tool available in most home improvement stores. It’s basically a small rotational motor. Dremels are designed to be used with numerous bits serving different purposes. It can act as a drill, a sander, a grinder, a small saw, a polisher, etc. It’s great for eating through chunks of unwanted plastic. A basic set can start around $50, and is probably the best investment a customizer can make as far as tools are concerned.
