The old hub deal is a good one, and I'm sure it was much better than trying to balance the axle on a socket while hammering.

I didn't know that dremel ever came out with a red one, I always thought they were black or gray (or blue for the battery operated). Or is that a Craftsman rotary tool?

 

Black n decker pecker wrecker lol it's not the dremel brand, i just always call the rotory tools dremels

 

I have a Mastercraft rotary tool (Canadian Tire brand, but better quality tools than most) and I call it a dremel.... It's kinda like how alot of people call snowmobiles 'skidoos' regardless of what make they are.... Brand Recognition

 

I guess it's like how every reciprocating saw is called a sawzall.

 

yuppers, wasnt dremel the first one to come out with the milti rotory tool ?

 

I don't know if they were the first but they are the best. They know it too, the way to tell is to look at the prices on accessories.

 

Yup, i paid 25 bucks for my B&D and the damn thing is like a lil tank, has 10 speed, quick release lock and TON's of options. and you try to buy a replacement stud for a dremel and you're lookin at payin 10 bucks, when mine only cost's around 3.50 and does the same ****in thing. You're just paying for a brand that's all.

 

a 1958 plymouth named "Christine" comes to mind....i think it was '58

 

lmao i love that movie, but i prefer maximum overdrive though

 

Were's the problem, that's "Factory Tolerable Play"