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Dremel has some fantastic power tools in its range, and continues to add even more exciting tools. If you are looking for that perfect gift for someone who loves crafty DIY, then Dremel will have a tool that is perfect. |
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I have a scroll saw in my workshop but find it a mission to get out and set up. It's bulky, noisy and more trouble than it's worth. This nifty little tool, on the other hand, looks quick and easy to set up and I can use it anywhere. The Dremel Moto-Saw is due for launch in January 2013, so too late for my Christmas List, but I will be putting some cash aside and be the first one in the store to get mine...!
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Dremel have launched a new range of router bits for the Dremel Trio, which means this little powerhouse tool is now even more versatile. The special carbide bits are specially engineered to work with the Dremel TRIO and are supplied as a kit that includes a beading, a rabbet, a flush trim, a cove and a V-groove bit. |
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The DIY Divas just received a Dremel Saw Max to try out. I am busy making a Dog Kennel for the Easy DIY magazine and thought this would be a great opportunity to put the Dremel Saw Max to use, to see exactly what it can do. |
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It's time to toss aside the angle grinder and put the circular saw back on the shelf. The Dremel Saw-Max reinvents cutting as you know it. Powerful enough to cut through virtually any material and simple enough to be able to control with one hand. |
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Here’s how to cut an acrylic window into the side of your computer case so that you can see all of its inner workings. |
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A recent photo shoot called for a console table that had butterfly-design handles, and I originally said that wasn't possible. However, having decided to make my own handles - why not make a butterfly design?
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Home-Dzine - Time to put up aluminium blinds but the standard size doesn't fit. So what to do? My windows measure 1000mm across and the blinds are 1200mm, which means the blinds won't be able to fit inside the recess and are a bit too small to sit on the outside. This is where owning a Dremel MultiTool really comes in useful! |
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Create our hanging wine rack and you’ll be the envy of your friends. All you have to do is to simply check out the items listed below and then follow our instructions. It’s sure to bring out the great cook and effortless host in you! |
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With the Dremel TRIO you can cut, sand and rout with one small, yet powerful tool. It's perfect for projects in and around the home.
Cut wood, plastic, drywall, sheet metal, wall tile and more with one tool. The unique 360-degree cutting technology and plunge-cut ability allows users to make quick and controlled cuts, while its unique, 90-degree pivoting handle facilitates added control, comfort and accuracy. |
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If you own a Dremel Rotary Tool, you can easily transform a plain piece into something unique.
In this feature I'm not going to show you how to make the cabinet, but rather how easy it is to use a Dremel MultiTool for carving. |
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If you own a Dremel MultiTool, you can easily craft your own decorations using nothing more than branches cut from your own garden. |
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With the new Multi-Max, Dremel brings a superior consumer experience to the cordless oscillating tool category. The ideal tool to repair, remodel and or restore. |
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These vertical terrariums make great gifts - or keep them for your home - they are extremely easy to maintain. Who wouldn’t want to bring a little bit of the outdoors to their home or office? |
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With a love of wild animals, and particularly the Zebra, I decided to engrave this very cheap glass jug using my Dremel Engraver.
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Crystals hanging from an aluminium pole are all you need to create a glamorous, and sexy feel to your kitchen or dining table. Lighting is provided by battery-operated LED lights. |
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Small clay or plastic flower pots are perfect for dressing up a garden table for a party or when entertaining. Add some thick string or jute, and a few silk flowers, and there you have it! |
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I saw this idea on the Internet some time ago and thought that it was a great way to recycle all my old LP's stacked in huge piles at the bottom of a cupboard. OK, so LP's might not be what they are called these days... so let's recycle old vinyls! |
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By request, this week I'm going to show you how easy it is to use a Dremel Trio for carving a welcome sign. You don't have to use a Dremel Trio for this project, you can use any Dremel MultiTool and an engraving cutter for this project. |
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If you own a Dremel MultiTool or Dremel Engraver, you can create these wonderful intricate carved lace eggs for yourself, or as special gifts for family and friends. |
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Dremel Multitools are being introduced to South Africa this week. These ingenious tools and attachments will allow you to handle an extremely wide variety of DIY and creative crafts and projects. |
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Use your Dremel Multitool to craft this delicate wind chime with recycled tin cans. |
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Use your Dremel Glue Gun to create decorative photo frames for a home - or for gifts. |
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Use empty plastic bottles to create a wonderful display of flowers. |
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Use a Dremel Multitool or Engraver to create hand crafted gifts. |
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You can make these adorable flowers with newspaper and buttons. |
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Search your tool box or kitchen draw and turn safety pins, washers, copper
wire – even small coins into amazing pieces of jewellery. |
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Paper chinese shades can be bought at Chinese shops around the country at very affordable prices. A bit plain, you can easily add a touch of pizzazz with a few easily available accessories. |
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Buy cheap frames and carve them with a Dremel Multitool for your own unique decor. |
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Use a Dremel Multitool to craft and carve your own unique artwork. |
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Upholster a chair with faux fur and create an instant statement piece for a home. |