Tool Kits have everything you need to get to work quickly.
All of the parts of the motor and control come with a two-year warranty.
Made in the U.S.
New motors and more rotary accessories have been added to a number of Foredom’s Complete Tool Kits as of October 1. Tool Kits have everything you need to get to work quickly. Make it easy to choose the right products, get the best value, and have smart tool combinations for specific jobs. All of the parts of the motor and the control have a two-year warranty. The main parts of the kit are. This is Foredom’s new 1/6 hp, ball bearing, hang-up-style motor. It can go up to 18,000 rpm and can run for a long time. This motor has a lot more power than any of Foredom’s other universal motors. It has 66% more power than Series CC and 33% more power than Series S and old SR motors. The All New SR can move in both directions, giving you more options. The FCT Control is a foot-activated speed control that has solid state electronics and is housed in a heavy-duty plastic housing with an extra wide shape. The No. 30 Handpiece is on the list. This is our most popular handpiece for general use. Is equipped with a 3-jaw, Jacobs-geared chuck that can hold up to 0-5/32″ (0-4mm). The chuck key that comes with this handpiece makes it easy to change accessories. A Foredom handpiece that can be changed out is called the No. 30. New No. 21 Accessory Kit: 84-piece assortment with 3/32″ and 1/8″ shank tools. Metal Master wheels and rods, Purple Ceramic Sanding Bands and Discs and V Stones are some of the most recent and unique items from Foredom. There are also steel cutters and burs, mounted abrasive points, wire and bristle brushes, polishing compound and a lot more in this box. Grease for a flexible shaft.
We should all know what’s going on. Dremels are cheap. The Foredom costs a lot. To be honest, I haven’t bought a Foredom because I don’t use a Dremel very often. I can get by with it a few times. But now that I work as a gunsmith, I find that I use the Dremel more often. It’s not fun. I think it might be time to get a Foredom, I think, though. Now that I’ve used the thing, it’s all set up. Is it worth the money. I think so. So it doesn’t slow down. Plus, you can run it at slow speeds and get some work done. The Dremel could be used to do the same job. Is that possible. Is it possible? I think so, but it would be very annoying. A lot of years from now, I’ll still be happy with this tool. No, not really. I have never regretted buying a good tool. None of these will change my mind.
