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I have cases for my bits which came with my dremel but as mentioned many times on this board, I only use about 4 or 5 of the 150+ attachments. I am thinking about making a little carrying case for the ones I use. I thought at first I could just go buy one but haven't seen one for sale so now I plan to make one. Just wondering what others have done? Right now I am thinking of using styrofoam in a little soap box I got for Christmas and sticking them in that or I wondered about taking a block of wood and drilling holes in it for the bits to sit in. Holly |
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holly, i have trouble with small dental bits burs and mandrels ive got from my dentist i took a 1/2" stick of basswood and drilled holes in it so the burs would fit, as i remember it was 1/16th" hole, but the humidity has swollen the basswood and the burs have to be taken out with pliers but there not rolling around in the bottom of a box getting dull... maybe something to think about is metal or plastic so your not effected by seasonal changes.
__________________ Thanks Thomas, keep ye'r hone close, and your band aids closer! Email: |
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If my history proves to be yours, after you make something to take only the bits you need, You'll find that for this job, the one you really needed is at home.
__________________ Paul. I can't control my day but I can control my attitude. |
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In my laptop along with my bytes!!! (Sorry Dave, beat you to it!)
__________________ Out West Woodcarving Blog: www.outwestwoodcarving.blogspot.com Out West Gallery www.outwestgallery.com |
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Small metal tool box put piece of Styrofoam in it. Spaced holes in rows as I needed. Keeps them all where I can see them at a glance. Tool box about 12" L X 6" W X 6" H. Seems to work for what I have.
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I'm totally mobile as I don't have a shop to work in. It's either a front porch, carving with a friend, or carving at the club workshop. I took this wood box that I bought at Hobby Lobby and cut and placed a 3/4" piece of pine sized to fit in the bottom of the box. Then I drilled holes to receive the bits. Everything I need is right at hand. P.S.... The graphic on the box cover is not of my design. I forget where it came from but if it belongs to anyone I appreciate them letting me use it!
__________________ "I never met a carver that I didn't like... a knife that I didn't want... a chisel or gouge that I didn't need... or a piece of wood that I didn't have to have!" |
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