Written on November 8, 2010 at 6:39 am by Power Tool Team

Palm Sander Case

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Palm Sander Case
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The Biggest Time Saver Of All With This Tool! It Can Save You Tons Of Frustration!

The Dremel Tool

Have you ever had a project that involved cutting off rusted or stripped bolts? Did you ever dread trying to use that old hacksaw to do the job for you?

Well folks, not anymore! Probably the best, easiest, and most versatile handyman tool ever created has to be in my opinion the Dremel tool. For those of you not familiar with a Dremel tool it is an electrically operated rotating cutter, sander, and polisher. This nifty little unit comes in many different models and speeds, but the overall unit can easily fit into the palm of your hand and save you countless hours of frustration.

Take for example, rusted mounting bolts on the base of your toilet. Have you ever tried to put a socket or a crescent wrench on 1 of those rusted nuts? What's the first thing that happens? The bolt spins because the nut is either stripped or rusted onto the bolt.

Now have you ever tried to use a hacksaw to cut off this bolt and nut? Have you noticed how clumsy, awkward, and ill fitting this is in your hand? Sometimes the hacksaw lays to horizontally close to the base, and you could end up marring the finish from the back and forth movement of the hacksaw. Or perhaps you may not have enough room to even fit the hacksaw in the area you need to cut off those bolts.

Not with the nifty and convenient Dremel tool! You can easily by putting on a cutting disc and cut off that bolt right below the nut for easy and painfree removal! This tool is super amazing! Honestly, you can finish projects quickly, easily, and painfree!

Not only is the Dremel good for cutting but you can also sand, polish, and drill with this unit. Each Dremel usually comes with cutting, sanding, and polishing discs, allong with a convenient carrying case for both the Dremel and your attachments.

The key here folks is convenience. Why do things manually? Let the tool do the work!

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What's the best way to remove water damaged paint from cement block basement walls?

I have two corners of my basement that have seen better days... I'm trying to get the paint off so I can repaint. In case you're wondering, yes I already rerouted the gutters outside to make sure the water doesn't still get in. It's been dry for about 3 years now, but I need to figure out the best approach to removing the damaged paint for repainting. I've tried a palm sander and a scraper, but nothing seems to be easy. I have a feeling this is the best way to get it done, but I thought I would check here to see if anyone had a better idea... Any suggestions?

you can scratch the pain off, or put a primer over all the walls before you repaint so that it's all an even coat. You could also just leave it alone, paint over it, and sponge paint the walls so the uneven-ness of the walls from the former paint are not noticed at all. That's what i did in my basement it looks great! you can't even tell that it had seen "worse days"!!

Demo and Features - Bosch GEX125-1AE Random Orbit Palm Sander