DREMEL miniMITE?????

[bullfrog]

hey do any of u guys have this is cordless and comes with 5 bits a batt. and a charger? is it good? thanks

[superpitstain]

well, i'd think it's weak, but it'll proably do the job for rc, i got the one with the 6 speed, onyl 60 bucks and works great!

[Grizzbob]

It's not bad(the Mini-Mite was my first Dremel), but it is kinda weak, & the battery doesn't run that long on a charge. I'd really recommend you get an AC powered one, they definitely have enough power(as in speed) to do anything you need it for, & it won't run out of juice....... :)

[Rc1oGtMaN]

My friend has the miniMITE. It's kind of weak, but since it goes slow, you can keep a steady hand really easy. It doesn't beat my 395 variable speed dremel, but the little tool can still do tons of tasks.'

Mark O.

[bullfrog]

well all i want to use it for is customizing plastic models cutting rc car bodies triming parts u know little stuff do u think it will do well for those kinda jobs?? o and imma let my dad use it for working on his model train set.

[ 08-19-2001: Message edited by: bullfrog ]

[superpitstain]

that should be fine, just donlt think about cutting metal with that

[bullfrog]

it says it has the power to cut soft metals what are some "soft metals" ??? thanks

[ 08-19-2001: Message edited by: bullfrog ]

[Obi112]

Soft metals are "pliable," meaning they are easily bendable. These are metals such as aluminum and copper. Hard metals and not easily bended, such as steel and titanium.

[bullfrog]

thanks man

[TC3Racer]

i have an 8-speed dremel and it is pretty powerful. it is also pretty old and is not cordless but it gets the job done and i have had no problems with it!