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This project has evolved some , the basic rundown is I'm modding two Omnibots , one a regular the other a larger 2000 model. I will have two ezb kits , rad base idea was thrown out because of so much noise but could go back on the table if the omnibot drivetrain is too weak to pull it.
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Josh,
My email is [email protected], shoot me an email and I'll send you my address. I love my dremel too. One of my favorite all around tools. I got this extension for it abs it makes it much easier to work with. On phone right now but will post link later as to what I am talking about.
Samantha
sam i think i have that extension too,like a small jig saw and another like a circular saw working on getting a lathe soon
No it's like a big pen. With cord. I hand mine and use the extension. Easier for detailed stuff
oh that one came with the kit i bought,flex-shaft its called,also bought the adjustable drilling stand to make things easy to drill or sand too dremel 4000 kit
price when down some when i bought it ,but has everything flexi-shaft ,lots and lots of bits,cutting discs and more
here is a few other attachments i bought
main kit is now $140 ,i bought everything about $350Thanks Jstarne1. I was more or less asking how well it worked in your robot.
@glickclick whoops sorry then. The dynamat cuts noise and vibration down to a hum for motors and servos and whisper for the pc inside I love it. Not sounding like a rickity plastic toy gives it a higher quality feel.
dynamat does a great job at it too
To do list- -cut off neck for bracket -cut off shoulders -cut knotches for DVD player -cut out hole for ARC reactor -epoxy in drawer and cut holes for video card -trim off dynamat from vents -clean vent holes so paint will stick -cut holes for IR illuminators in torso -trim area on arms for S logo -cut holes for elbow servos on each arm -sand all parts 600 grit for paint prep -drill vents holes on bottom of chassis for video card ventalation
Now that I have a dremel again I can get this guy to.the point of paint...