Rotary Tools
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AngoMango
, Jul 02 2006 11:12 PM
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#16
Posted 05 July 2006 - 03:34 PM
Frederick,
if you ever consider buying such a tool, choose a Proxxon. It is really easy to find resellers in Belgium. Price is similar to the Dremel ones BUT I personally consider the quality of those german tools to be superior. I used for namy years a cheap and small Maxicraft tool purchased in a DIY shop. I don't know why I waited so long to buy a good quality tool...!
This kind of tool is similar to a good airbrush: when you spend your hardly earned pennies to obtain one, you often wonder before but never after! I know now that I prefer to buy a good tool rather than another kit...
I prefer Proxxon because speed controller is not an electronic one controlled by a small knob. I prefer the sturdier "mechanical" way used by this German tool to control speed. Morever speed range is quite large. I know at least five other modellers who finally decided to purchase this tool. None regrets it...
I think you're in contact with the Amay guys, aren't you? Ask for feedbacks from other modellers!
Just my 2 cents.
if you ever consider buying such a tool, choose a Proxxon. It is really easy to find resellers in Belgium. Price is similar to the Dremel ones BUT I personally consider the quality of those german tools to be superior. I used for namy years a cheap and small Maxicraft tool purchased in a DIY shop. I don't know why I waited so long to buy a good quality tool...!
This kind of tool is similar to a good airbrush: when you spend your hardly earned pennies to obtain one, you often wonder before but never after! I know now that I prefer to buy a good tool rather than another kit...
I prefer Proxxon because speed controller is not an electronic one controlled by a small knob. I prefer the sturdier "mechanical" way used by this German tool to control speed. Morever speed range is quite large. I know at least five other modellers who finally decided to purchase this tool. None regrets it...
I think you're in contact with the Amay guys, aren't you? Ask for feedbacks from other modellers!
Just my 2 cents.
#17
Posted 05 July 2006 - 05:03 PM
Ok i will check up on itFrederick,
I prefer Proxxon because speed controller is not an electronic one controlled by a small knob. I prefer the sturdier "mechanical" way used by this German tool to control speed. Morever speed range is quite large. I know at least five other modellers who finally decided to purchase this tool. None regrets it...
I think you're in contact with the Amay guys, aren't you? Ask for feedbacks from other modellers!
Just my 2 cents.
And yes I am in contact with the amay guys as I'm a member there
Greetz STB
Frederick Jacobs
#18
Posted 06 July 2006 - 08:19 AM
No, I know some of them but 'm not!
There're very nice guys but i'm the deputy president of another local section for more or less ten years! Hence, I don't have the time to be in two different sections... Too bad because I'm living in...Huy!
There're very nice guys but i'm the deputy president of another local section for more or less ten years! Hence, I don't have the time to be in two different sections... Too bad because I'm living in...Huy!
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