I finally got my Dremel! The whining paid off. The wife said it'd be good to help keep me busy while I quit smoking.

I also got a list of things to do with it, but hey, I got it!!

Make sure you use a face shield... those little discs arnt to strong.. also chunks of steel in the eye hurts like a... somthing that hurts... bad... and getting it tooken out is no fun..

Not to worry, I've been through that and worse. I drilled a ole in my kneecap with one once while working on an RC car.

I'm sure the missus will be all over me about wearing safety glasses and such.

Very nice. I bet you can do all kinds of neet projects with those attachments.

I hope so! The first project is removing rust from the wheelof of the wifes van. I just happen to have a can of rust preventive chrome paint handy, so it oughta be a breeze. And the wife don't care how it looks, making it even easier!

Then I get to do Jack o' Lanterns from big giant dried gourds the wife grew. She'* got some neat designs, so that should be okay.

So, in about a month, I should get to do what I wanna do!! The price you gotta pay to get the toys you want, huh?

My ex-wife wanted a seat built into our bay window. I got an Arc Welder out of the deal for that wood seat, and she never got the seat. An even better deal

Hey, that'* a nice set. That wand attachment is the best!

Lol wren, why would you need an Arc welder for a wooden seat..... Nice job though! John, wanna do my corners for me then?

Do the corners with a hacksaw or hot water. But lemme practice some, and bring 'em over! I just did one wheel (the worst one) on the wife'* van. On a lrge enough area that chrome paint (PlatiKote Bumper Crome) is pretty sweet stuff! Won't win any car shows, but it'* good enough for an astro van

Oooh!! Time to port and polish some heads!!!

I need one of those