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I just picked up a rotary tool for around the house, but would like to use it to clean up minis also. Anyone have any suggestions on what bits to get?
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Feb 29, 2016 05:00
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signalnoise posted:Before you start, which one did you get? 4200. berzerkmonkey posted:None. A set of files will be much more useful to you, especially if you're working with plastic. A Dremel is going to grind down a plastic mini way too quickly to be useful I have some Infiniti models that are difficult to clean the mold lines from, you still think a low rpm would still be too much?
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Mar 2, 2016 03:26
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berzerkmonkey posted:Like the others have said, yeah, it's still too much. Just break down and get the files and a box of Xacto blades. It's a pain in the butt, but it's part of the hobby and you'll get used to it to the point that it just becomes a mechanical action on your part. Thanks for everyone's input. I've got a file set and xacto knife and have done it the regular way, but like I said, I picked this up for use around the home, not specifically for minis. Not a big deal, just wondering.
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