Should I get this or the Dremel Versa Flame?
850800
Probably a toss-up. The Dremel comes with more tips. The other features seem pretty much the same. I am sure that Dremel has these made for them (nothing wrong with this) whereas Blazer make these torches. You will probably be happy with either. I do like the Blazer though.....
821273
I honesty cannot say. I had both. One burned out so I bought the other. As long as we had it we did not dull the blade out. Sorry wish I could be of more help. I can say they are both equal in quality & the motor is as powerful in both. Thanks
1108026
I have both. Bought Dremel first. Went out of town and needed a nail grinder and to avoid having two of the same, purchased the Nail Junky. They are comparable in speed. Dremel has rechargeable battery. Junky uses AA batteries. One advantage of Junky is having a plastic cover that protects user from inhaling the flying nail dust.
798693
Yes, I bought one at the same time I bought this B&D, which has MUCH more power than a Dremel.
1409440
I had the hitachi. It's a good saw but festool is just so much better. I'm a professional furniture maker an it is perfect for me. If cost is a consern go with hitschi but if u can swing the extra cost go for the festool.
1657821
You may want to consider the Versa Tool as the temperature can be turned down. If you want to continue with the 5570 I would suggest practice on scarp material first so you can see how quickly it burns.
2241778
For light homeowner use I like the homelite better. For larger jobs, probably the poulan would be preferable.
844483
I've never stalled it but I also have the Dremel version and don't recall it stalling. This tool has more power and it doesn't get hot. It also has the quick change feature. I no longer use my Dremel tool now that I have the Sonicrafter.
969688
I just purchased this dremel as in my move, I have lost the one I had which worked great. My old one came in a Blue canvas carrying case but I do not know which one the dremel was. I am looking for one that is like it. It was cordless and variable speed. The 7700-1/15 does not have enough power to do the dog's nails and it takes forever to do one dog. Can any one help figure out which dremel is like my old one?
2117185
This grip went up in smoke for me and I burned my fingers trying to get it apart before it went up in flames or the batteries exploded. Sounds like it doesn't happen to everyone, but in my opinion, it's not worth the risk. I recommend buying the Nikon grip. It's expensive, but when I'm on a shoot I don't want to worry about my $3300 camera burning up because I wanted to save a couple of bucks on a grip.
798694
Yes, I bought one at the same time I bought this B&D;, which has MUCH more power than a Dremel.
1120196
The autoset feature of the miller was the selling reason why I spent the extra money over the Hobart. I've used both machines and there both great but the miller is worth the extra money. If your going to be welding structural you want to know your welds are penetrating to the depth they need to be. Without the auto set its sort of a crap shoot.
494979
I have a Dynabrade used for woodwork for years and now use the Mirka for wood and metal work with no issues. the Mirka is quieter and fits in the hand better than the Dyna.
1515246
It is smaller and more controllable for precision work, especially drilling. In my opinion it does not replace a Dremel when it comes to sanding or grinding.
2270341
I have never used the Bosch< but popular Mechanics Rated it the same as the Fein. I have used the dremel, sonicrafter, Ridgid Cordless, and craftsman from coworkers. The Fein is the Best by far. After I bought my Fein, the guys I work with purchased it as well. I would definitely not recommend going cordless. The batteries have limited lifespan, and the tools are nowhere near as powerful. I am a contractor, and this tool is brought out on almost every job. It is definitely worth buying, so just go straight ahead and get the fein. you will not regret it once you try the competition
310773
I have both. I much prefer the Adonit simply because the Musemee tip is very fragile and breaks easily. Adonit has better grip.
1788720
since its a butane flame i think you should go with a normal zippo, cause you could get burned. This should be a better option: Zippo Pipe Black Matte Lighter